New Mexico Denied Voting Rights To Some With Felony Convictions, Despite Reforms

Nebraska Supreme Court Says Citizens With Felony Convictions Can Vote

Many Jail Inmates Can't Vote Even Absent A Criminal Conviction

From Behind Bars, Some People Follow Elections Closely

No Need for Alabama to Produce Electronic Records of Felons Struck From Voting Rolls, Court Rules

New Mississippi State Law Enabling Voting In Prisons Faces Obstacles

Mississippi Law To Prevent Black People From Voting Was Not Meant To Be Punitive, AG Argues

Path to Voting Difficult for Those With Felony Convictions in TN

Flurry of Election Cases Hit Courts, Law Enforcement

Report: Two Million Felons Have Regained Voting Rights Since 1997

Divided Court Voids MS Permanent Removal Of Felon Voting Rights

TN Felon Disenfranchisement Rules Just Got Tougher

Virginia Convicts Seek To Regain Their Voting Rights

Voting Rights Advocates Turn to Voting Behind Bars

Advocates Push Voting Access for Incarcerated

Pro-Reform Victims Group Launches Voter Drive

Texas Court Orders Review of Woman's Illegal-Voting Conviction

North Carolina Judges Rule Felon Voting Ban Unconstitutional