Category: VoteRiders in the News

PROGRESS TEXAS: Your Right To Vote In 2026 Is Under Threat Now

Advocacy Manager Reagan Stone reviews two bills that threaten your voting rights: the Texas version of the SAVE Act and the “Use it or lose it” bills!

SAN ANTONIO CURRENT: Capitol Conspiracies: Texas Republicans are flooding the session with bills based on online hoaxes

GOP lawmakers filed recent bills targeting ‘furries’ and ‘chemtrails’ along with proposals based on debunked voter-fraud claims.

WURD Radio: Krystle Knight | Reality Check w/ Tonya Pendleton

Krystle Knight is the Pennsylvania State Director for an organization called, VoteRiders: a non-partisan, non-profit organization with a mission to ensure that all citizens are able to exercise their freedom to vote.

The Mesa Legend: Students venture to the State Capitol building with questions for their elected officials

A national voting rights non-profit organization partnered with Mesa Community College to bring students to the Arizona State Capitol to encourage their civic engagement on April 15.

Portland Press Herald: Maine voter ID proposal runs into strong opposition at public hearing

At a public hearing Friday, critics highlighted a range of proposed changes likely to go before voters in November, including restrictions on absentee voting.

USA TODAY: SAVE Act makes it harder for Republicans to vote, too. Think they know that? | Opinion

Why are Republicans so hell-bent on keeping people away from polling places?

MILWAUKEE JOURNAL SENTINEL: Wisconsin voted for a liberal justice and GOP voter ID measure. Why that's not surprising

About 63% of Wisconsin voters approved a Republican-led referendum to elevate the state’s voter ID law to the constitution. At the same time, 55% voted to elect a liberal justice to the Supreme Court, according to unofficial results. What gives?

SAN ANTONIO CURRENT: Shit Show Session: Texas faces real problems. Don’t expect the Lege to solve them.

While the Texas House and Senate are more unified than they have been in years, they’re still not likely to tackle the state’s toughest issues.

NEWS 5 CLEVELAND: Noncitizen voting is very rare in Ohio and America. Not having proof of citizenship isn’t.

With Republicans pushing a law requiring proof of citizenship to vote, new research shows that huge numbers in Ohio and elsewhere lack ready access to such documents.