Category: VoteRiders in the News

WCTV: New driver’s licenses could cause voting problems in Florida, unless you update your registration

You can update your voter registration online at the Florida Division of Elections website.

TIME: Trump Says He Will Sign Executive Order on Voter ID. Here’s What to Know

President Donald Trump said Saturday he would sign an Executive Order requiring voter identification for all U.S. elections, a move that will likely be challenged in court as unconstitutional.

DEMOCRACY DOCKET: States Investigated Noncitizen Voting. Big Surprise — The Results Don’t Match the Right’s Rhetoric

VoteRiders CEO and Executive Director discusses with Democracy Docket the unnecessary laws meant to “protect” us from nonexistent, noncitizen voting and ultimately result in the harming of eligible voters.

HOUSTON PUBLIC MEDIA: Texas bill requiring proof of U.S. citizenship for voter registration dies at end of session

Senate Bill 16, one of Republicans’ priority measures, failed to make it to the House floor before the regular session of the 89th Texas Legislature ended Monday.

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.