Resource Type: Report

Missing Voters: The Real Threat to Alabama’s Democracy

This report examines the structural barriers to voting in Alabama that are likely contributing to the large missing voter total.

2024 NC Election Protection Hotline Preliminary Report

In 2024, over 6,000 calls were made to the NC Election Protection Hotline by voters who needed real-time assistance navigating the voting process.

2025 Impact Report

This 2025 impact report highlights how we have fought for equal parole, advocated for healthy communities, and helped voters avoid disenfranchisement.

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County Board of Elections Monitoring Report 2024 General Election

This report offers valuable insights into the complexities of election administration
in North Carolina during the 2024 General
Election and the ongoing changes to election law.

Missing Voters Report

This report reveals that N.C. has nearly 1.5 million missing voters and seeks to identify how commonsense policy changes can expand voter participation.

North Carolina Voter List Maintenance: 2025 Update

The data for 2025 voter list maintenance is in, and it shows the same disproportionate impact on Black and Brown voters as before.

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This Impact Report highlights the transformative work we’ve done, from operating a non-partisan Election Protection hotline, to expanding access to zoning resources and representing wrongfully incarcerated individuals.

The Case for Commuting NC’s Death Row

This booklet outlines how NC’s death row is infected with racism and threatens the lives of innocent vulnerable groups.

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Safe Return: North Carolina’s Experience with Bringing People Home Early from Prison

This report analyzed “early” reentry efforts and their outcomes to determine whether early reentry and prosecutorial “second look” approaches can and should be continued—and perhaps expanded in the future.