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Three Measures to Ensure Ballot Access During the Coronavirus Pandemic 

 

In recent election cycles, we have seen attempts to stop voters from exercising their right to vote. The additional stress that the coronavirus pandemic has placed on our election systems has highlighted the need for states to address those challenges and implement solutions to make it easier for voters to access the ballot. 
 
The date of the general election is mandated by federal law, and the start and end dates of congressional and presidential terms are set by the Constitution. Therefore, to prepare for November, it is incumbent upon state legislators and election officials to take significant steps to ensure access to the ballot and smooth election administration during the coronavirus pandemic and beyond.

Read CLC's three recommendations for policymakers.

CLC President Discusses Immediate Measures for Protecting Voting Access Amid Coronavirus Pandemic 


During other historically extraordinary events, American citizens were able to practice one of their most basic rights – to vote – as we should be able to now during the coronavirus pandemic. 

Trump’s Conflicts of Interest Resurface in Administration’s Response to Coronavirus Pandemic 


The Trump Administration has come under harsh scrutiny for elements of its response to this crisis that seem tailored to benefit President Trump’s personal financial interests. 

Court Cases Question Whether State Electoral Votes Have to Follow the State Popular Vote 


A Supreme Court case currently scheduled to be heard next month could have grave implications for American democracy. 

Nominee to Election Watchdog Would Perpetuate Dysfunction at Agency 


For the FEC to do its job to protect the voices of all voters, not just special interests, the agency and the nomination process must be reformed. 

CLC, Voters Not Politicians Present Arguments by Phone in Case to Protect Fair Maps in Michigan 


61% of Michiganders voted to create an independent redistricting commission. CLC represents Voters Not Politicians to defend the IRC in court. 

Floridian Shares How Campaign Legal Center Restored Her Voting Rights 


“I walked into my early voting polling place in Largo, Florida and cast a ballot. It was a beautiful experience. In fact, it felt like a rebirth.” 
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