- by Anita Johnson, VoteRiders' Wisconsin Voter ID Coalition Coordinator Last month I had the opportunity to help a young voter obtain ID to vote in Milwaukee. The case illustrates some of the common obstacles and frustrations that voters, especiall ...
Charlotte Goska (on right), co-leader with Ellen Reed (on left) of COVO's Voter ID team, shares the story of our partnership. Wisconsin has seen a lot of change in the past two years. In 2016, a strict Voter ID law went into effect, after years o ...
Yvonne Moore shares the story of how her great-grandfather inspired her passion for democracy and voting rights. Yvonne Moore is the Principal Advisor at Moore Philanthropy. We are very grateful for the chance to share her story! Have yo ...
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Great news! After a country-wide search, we've brought a new Executive Director on board to lead VoteRiders to the next stage of impact and growth in our sixth year of operations. We are thrilled to have Dave Griggs and his deep field organizing and ...
Photo by Monivette Cordeiro The 2018 stakes in Florida are enormous. Florida will have competitive U.S. Senate and Gubernatorial races, as well as up to five competitive U.S. House races. In addition, a constitutional amendment will be on the ballot ...
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Kathleen Unger Live on the Thom Hartmann Program From the Thom Hartmann Program on January 24, 2018 Thom Hartmann: Kathleen Unger, who is the President and CEO of VoteRiders, is on the line with us. Kathleen, welcome to the program. Kathleen ...
As of January 1, 2018, registered West Virginia voters will have to show a “valid and unexpired” ID to vote at their polling place. The list of acceptable voter IDs includes both photo and non-photo forms of identification. VoteRiders has just rel ...
As of January 1, 2018, Iowa begins its “soft rollout” of its state voter ID law. During calendar year 2018 voters will be asked to show their ID before voting at the polls. Registered Iowa voters who do not have the necessary ID may sign an oath veri ...
