It is our job, as Members of Congress, to do what we know is right.
So many of my constituents, and I would say all our constituents who are disabled may not have that same right.
We need to be able to use preclearance, an efficient and effective mechanism, to address these potential voting rights violations.
North Carolina... passed a sweeping voter suppression law that a Federal appeals court ultimately held to be unconstitutional, finding that ...
We need laws that will protect voters, no matter the Administration, no matter the will of any particular Department of Justice to enforce t...
In my home State, just one day after the Supreme Court's decision in Shelby, Alabama began to require photo identification to vote.
It is past time for Congress to act.
It is not only imperative that Congress restore the Voting Rights Act, but that it authorizes an Act that addresses the modern needs and pol...
It allows for transparency in electoral processes.
With this powerful deterrent gone, a wave of restrictive voting laws went into place.
We should at least know when there are changes that might affect minority populations.
Make sure that the full protections of the Voting Rights Act are reinstated and vote for H.R. 4, the Voting Rights Advancement Act.
Congress has the ultimate and distinguished authority to enforce the anti-discrimination principle articulated in the Fourteenth and Fifteen...
Throwing out preclearance when it has worked and is continuing to work to stop discriminatory changes is like throwing away your umbrella in...
the purpose of H.R. 4 is nothing less than fortifying the cornerstone of our democracy.
Racial and ethnic discrimination is an extraordinary harm that necessitates the extraordinary remedy of preclearance.
we have to do the right thing.
The voter suppression we saw in the 2018 midterm elections makes it clear just how urgent it is that we pass the Voting Rights Advancement A...
