States Attempt New Voting Rights Laws »
In order to vote, you first need to become a registered voter. In some states, you must register yourself, a certain number of Read more…
North Carolina Revises Voting Laws for Felons »
If someone has been convicted of a felony, do you think that he or she should still have the right to vote? States Read more…
Big Changes in Store for the Republican National Convention? »
Last week, Election Central examined how the COVID-19 pandemic will affect the Democratic National Convention, which will be held Read more…
A New Election for North Carolina »
Nearly four months after November’s midterm elections, one race is still undecided: North Carolina’s 9th Congressional District. In December, btw brought you Read more…
States Face Redistricting Battles »
Have you ever heard the term “gerrymandering”? What does it mean? Basically, each state is divided into legislative districts. Each district sends a Read more…
Transgender Bathroom Rights Rollback »
Last Wednesday, in the latest development in the so-called “bathroom debate,” President Trump rolled back protections for transgender students that allowed them to Read more…
More Problems with Voting Rights »
A consistent political theme over the last year to year-and-a-half has been several court cases focused on voting ID laws passed by states Read more…
A Closer Look at Voter ID »
Shortly after the 2014 midterm election, Election Central brought you a story about the controversy surrounding voter laws. In 2013, the Supreme Read more…
