Welcome to this week’s edition of The Accessible Voting Booth. We’re going to discuss some concerning legislation in New Hampshire, how Kenya is taking steps to make voting more accessible, and New Jersey’s consideration of a state voting rights act. New Hampshire disability rights advocates sound alarm
Welcome to the Accessible Voting Booth for June 11, 2025. It’s time to catch up on some state-level voting rights news! It’s been a few weeks since I’ve been able to do state voting legislation updates, and there’s far more going on than I can cover
Welcome to the first Accessible Voting Booth of June 2025! I’m back after a brief hiatus last week to share a few important updates. I haven’t had much time to dive into state-level voting law changes–there’s been a lot going on (as I will cover in
Welcome to the Accessible Voting Booth for May 21, 2025. This week, I didn’t have time to analyze state-level voting legislation because I was busy with the National Voting Access Summit! Below, I’m going to give a little summary of each session of the summit, which has been
Welcome to The Accessible Voting Booth for May 14, 2025. This week, we’ll be talking about Texas legislation that aims to increase restrictions on voter assistance, Rhode Island’s legislation to expand permanent vote by mail, and Montana’s recently-enacted legislation to cut down on late and same-day registration.
Welcome to The Accessible Voting Booth for May 7, 2025! This week, we’re going international with news and analysis on voting accessibility in Australia and Ireland. We’ll also be discussing legislation to ban vote centers and in-person early voting in Arizona, a bill in New York that will
Welcome to The Accessible Voting Booth for April 30th! This week we’re going to be keeping to just two (lengthy) updates–I’ve been busy wrapping up a project that I hope to share in next week’s newsletter, if all goes to plan. This week, I thought I’
Welcome to The Accessible Voting Booth for April 23, 2025. Last week, this newsletter surpassed 100 subscribers (125, to be exact). Thank you for subscribing, and if you're new here, welcome! I created The Accessible Voting Booth because I was desperate to analyze how proposed legislation is impacting
Welcome to the Accessible Voting Booth for April 16, 2025. This week, we’re talking about the SAVE Act’s future in the Senate, constitutional amendments to protect early and no-excuse voting in Delaware, and accessible voting legislation in Connecticut and New Hampshire. Plus, a cool disability and democracy event
Welcome to the Accessible Voting Booth newsletter for April 9, 2025. After last week’s coverage of the SAVE Act which is currently being debated in the House, I’m back to sharing some state-level voting updates. Before we get started, I neglected to put a picture of my dog
Welcome to the first Accessible Voting Booth dispatch for April 2025. We’re going to do a deep dive on the SAVE Act and how it impacts voters with disabilities, as this legislation is coming up for a vote in the House of Representatives this week. How the SAVE Act
Welcome to The Accessible Voting Booth for the week of March 26! This is going to be a long one this week on account of Trump’s new Executive Order on “Election Integrity,” so let’s get into it. Crossposted to my blog. Trump Issues Executive Order Impacting Elections Yesterday,
