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For North Carolina’s large and diverse student population, using a student ID to…
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Background
In 2022, the North Carolina Supreme Court ruled the North Carolina…
Voters’ experiences during the 2022 Midterms confirms the continued need to improve voting policies, Early Voting, voter registration, and access and transparency around voting, according…
In conducting the decennial federal census, the U.S. Census Bureau has traditionally counted incarcerated individuals as if they were residents of the correctional facility they…
Last updated: Oct. 16, 2023. For information about the 2023 redistricting process, click here.
1. After the 2020 Census, the General Assembly intentionally drew and…
Prison gerrymandering is the distortion to representation that occurs when voting maps are drawn using Census numbers that count incarcerated individuals where they are temporarily…
In North Carolina, elections are funded at the county level and organized by county board of elections (CBOE). This funding provides everything in elections from…
Since the 2020 election, SCSJ has been tracking North Carolina’s voter list maintenance, and specifically its massive voter removals that occur every odd year under…
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States Leaving ERIC Threaten Voter Security, Give Weight to Misinformation Campaigns
Officials in Florida, Mississippi, and West Virginia announced in March 2023…
When a state or county conducts a program to systematically remove people from its list of registered voters, this is called “voter list maintenance.” When…