Voters of Color More Vulnerable After Gutting of Voting Rights Act

Voters of color more vulnerable after gutting of Voting Rights Act

Advocates say voters should be vigilant, and that voting is the best way to fight back.

The City of Santa Monica (of All Places!) Argues that the U.S. Supreme Court’s Callais Decision Dooms Plaintiffs’ Claims Under the California Voting Rights Act Because Plaintiffs Cannot Prove Intentional Discrimination

One issue that election law scholars have been debating since the Supreme Court’s decision in Louisiana v. Callais is the extent to which it affects the viability of state voting rights acts. On the one hand, Callais was really a… Continue reading The post The City of Santa Monica (of All Places!) Argues that the U.S. Supreme Court’s Callais Decision Dooms Plaintiffs’ Claims Under the California Voting Rights Act Because Plaintiffs Cannot Prove …