Catherine Silvestri

Oct 22, 2024 | brennancenter.org | Catherine Silvestri |Connie Wu

This year, changes in state election laws mean that many Americans are facing different voting requirements than they did in 2020. Since the last presidential election, at least 29 states have enacted dozens of laws that, among other things, make voter ID rules stricter, reduce opportunities to vote by mail, and make ballot collection and voter assistance more difficult.

Aug 15, 2024 | brennancenter.org | Sara Carter |Andrew Garber |Catherine Silvestri |Connie Wu

In nine battleground states in this year’s presidential elections, voting rules will look considerably different than they did four years ago. In the years since the 2020 election, many states have aggressively attempted to restrict voting access. Limiting absentee voting has been the most prevalent tactic, while several of these states have also enacted laws that permit partisan interference in elections or threaten the people and processes that make elections work.