A bill introduced in the Legislature would also prevent social media companies from banning users who violate their rules.

Donald Trump is still making life difficult for his party — even out of office.

Major companies are speaking out against the nationwide Republican effort to suppress the vote. But they’ve given tens of millions to Republicans who pushed for voting restrictions.

Republican attacks against Major League Baseball for its protest of Georgia’s racist voter suppression law make no sense.

GOP lawmakers are calling for a boycott of Major League Baseball after it moved the All-Star Game out of Georgia in protest of the state’s racist voter suppression law.

The move will cost Georgia millions in tourism revenue.

Big businesses are responding to the threat of boycotts and putting pressure on state legislatures.

Even Republicans in the state have said a third audit is unnecessary.

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

Republicans are mad the company called the state’s new voter suppression law ‘unacceptable.’

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.

Activists are threatening to boycott major businesses in the state and Major League Baseball players want the All-Star Game moved out of Georgia over the new law that restricts voting rights.

The Georgia chapter of the NAACP says the law is a ‘blatant attempt by the Georgia legislature and Governor Kemp to suppress the participation of Black voters and other voters of color.’

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

For the first time ever, New Jersey will now have a week of early in-person voting.

Three Democratic House members said they are prepared to get arrested to protest what they called a ‘stupid law.’

The Republican-controlled state Legislature passed a law on Thursday that requires ID to vote by mail, shortens early voting in runoff elections, and makes it a crime to give out food and drinks to people waiting in line to vote.

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.

Rep. Jody Hice (R-GA) announced he’ll run in a primary against Georgia Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger, who Donald Trump blames for his Peach State loss.

Voting rights advocates have been pressuring major corporations in the state to oppose Georgia Republicans’ voter suppression bills.

College voters are a key Democratic constituency in the Granite State.

Democratic-controlled states are working to make it easier to register to vote, extending early voting periods, and expanding access to absentee ballots.

Cleta Mitchell promoted the same fraudulent conspiracy theories about the election as her client did.

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.

Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis is the latest Republican to back voter suppression tactics without any proof that voter fraud took place.

Home Depot and Coca-Cola — both headquartered in Atlanta — have said they are ‘aligned’ against bills seeking to make it harder to vote in the state.

Texas Gov. Greg Abbott wants to make it a felony to encourage absentee ballot applications.