Voting Rights and Democracy

CAC Alert: Brnovich v. DNC; Arizona Republican Party v. DNC

 

CAC‘s Civil Rights Director David Gans discusses today’s oral arguments in the SCOTUS case that will determine whether Arizona’s prohibitions on out-of-precinct voting and third-party ballot collection violate the Voting Rights Act. 

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