The Freedom to Vote Act would block a number of voter suppression laws — but Senate Republicans just killed it.

Democrats scaled back the For the People Act to get moderate members of their party on board. But it still faces a Senate filibuster.

President Joe Biden said Congress needs to pass voting rights laws to stop the Republican-led effort to ‘suppress and subvert the right to vote.’

Advocates of filibuster reforms are counting on Democrats to stay united as they gear up for a summer showdown.

Democratic leaders expected Tuesday’s vote, and their efforts to pass the bill will continue.

Hundreds of legislators are pushing Congress to pass H.R. 1, the For the People Act, despite its paltry odds of victory in the Senate.

Multiple polls have found the For the People Act, and its provisions that increase ballot access, are widely popular with the American electorate.

A majority of Americans support many of the key objectives of the For the People Act, which every single Senate Republican is against.

House Speaker Nancy Pelosi’s statement comes as opposition from a key Senate Democrat puts the bill’s future in doubt.

It’s the GOP’s latest attack on the For the People Act, a Democratic bill that aims to make voting fairer and easier.

Nearly 70% of voters cast ballots either early or by mail in the last election cycle.

A Pew Research poll found that most Americans support the voting provisions within the ‘For the People Act’, the pro-democracy bill Republicans are working to block.

Republican state lawmakers are debating a bill that would allow Texas to avoid following a provision in H.R. 1 requiring them to enact automatic voter registration for all citizens.

‘The myth of voter fraud is frequently used to target communities of color to delegitimize their vote,’ said Common Cause Texas.

Rep. Mike Garcia (R-CA) was one of 147 congressional Republicans who voted to block certification of President Joe Biden’s election win.

A study from the Brennan Center for Justice found the onslaught of voter suppression legislation is ramping up nationwide.

GOP officials and right-wing organizations are trying to sugarcoat Georgia’s new, very racist voting law.

Delta Air Lines had faced a boycott being organized by civil rights groups and Black churches against businesses headquartered in Georgia.

A bill on automatic voter registration has passed in the Delaware Senate.

This looks to be a new trend in voter suppression tactics coming from the GOP.

GOP activists are petitioning for a ballot measure that would require ID to vote by mail, ban ballot drop boxes, and tighten signature requirements on absentee ballots.

Republican state lawmakers across the country have introduced hundreds of voter suppression bills — some of which have already passed.

Indiana Attorney General Todd Rokita and West Virginia Secretary of State Mac Warner both supported Texas’ legal challenge to overturn President Joe Biden’s victory.

A study from the Brennan Center for Justice found a pro-democracy bill from House Democrats could stop the Republican effort to make it harder to vote.

Senate Majority Whip Dick Durbin said that the filibuster has a ‘death grip on American democracy.’

Rep. John Kavanagh says, ‘Everybody shouldn’t be voting.’

Republicans are comparing H.R. 1 to ‘the devil himself’ as their effort to vilify voting rights legislation intensifies.

Buried in a bill passed in the Georgia House this week is a provision that makes it a crime to give out refreshments to voters waiting to cast ballots.

In 2019, Jeff Van Drew said H.R. 1 would ‘restore our democracy.’ Two years later, he’s slamming it as ‘socialism … served on a platter.’

The GOP opposition to the pro-democracy H.R. 1 bill is built on misinformation.