All Voting is Local

Election deniers didn’t go away after 2020. Today, they’re shaping election policy from inside government—as local election officials, administrators, and presidential appointees. It’s time to name names. Here’s our list of the top 10 election deniers: allvotingislocal.org/press-releases…

Whether the SAVE Act passes or not, it’s laid out a blueprint that sets the tone for more state efforts to suppress voters. The fight for our vote will play out locally: in the laws state legislators pass, in election officials holding the line, and in our collective advocacy.

For seniors, people with disabilities, individuals with low incomes, students, rural voters, and many more, obtaining a passport or locating a birth certificate is not a simple errand—and legislators know this. The SAVE Act is a voter suppression bill. votebeat.org/national/2026/…

March Madness is here 🏀 Election officials are running the tightest defense in the game — making sure every shot counts, every ballot is protected, and nobody gets fouled out of their vote. 🗳️🏆

NEW: We have filed two more legal briefs to protect Americans from the Department of Justice's attempts to overreach its authority and seize voters' sensitive, private information. This time, in Arizona and Connecticut. campaignlegal.org/update/trump-a…

“Specifically, scholars note that when polling places close and voters’ distance to their new precinct increases, voter turnout declines as people have to travel further, and the effects are larger in minority neighborhoods.”

Arizona’s top election officer is sending an important message to local election officials: protect the privacy rights of Arizona voters and do not comply with any illegal demands for private voter data⬇️ votebeat.org/arizona/2026/0…

Another day, another waste of time, resources and energy. Americans are a lot more concerned about ... just about anything other than another effort to spin up lies about our elections nytimes.com/2026/03/09/nyr…

Over the weekend, our EVP of States Cynthia attended the Jubilee in Selma — and came back with a reminder that movements don’t belong to politicians, they belong to the people who show up. “The march never ended in Selma. It just kept finding new roads.” The work continues. ✨

NEW: Threats to democracy are now a top priority — tied with inflation and cost of living — for voters ahead of the 2026 midterms, according to a new poll. The results come as Trump says he wants to “take over” voting and pushes for Congress to pass the suppressive SAVE America Act. democracydocket.com/news-alerts/th…

Yesterday was #InternationalWomensDay! This weekend —and every day—we celebrated the women serving as secretaries of state, state and local election officials, poll workers, technology experts, and more who work tirelessly to strengthen our elections 💪🗳

Today the Trump admin subpoenaed election information from the Arizona State Senate tied to debunked 2020 conspiracies. Our response is simple: hands off our vote. Election officials and voters alike must name these threats & protect the freedom to vote. allvotingislocal.org/statements/tru…

On this day in 1965, police brutally attacked hundreds of civil rights activists during a march in Selma, Alabama, now known as Bloody Sunday. calendar.eji.org/racial-injusti…

Honored to travel across Wisconsin today and end in Stevens Point meeting with clerks and their staff. These public servants are the backbone of elections and the reason Wisconsin’s democracy works. Grateful for the chance to thank them for the vital work they do. 🗳️ @GovEvers

The SAVE Act would require American citizens to show documents like a passport or birth certificate to register to vote. Our research shows that more than 21 million Americans lack ready access to those documents. bit.ly/4rA2p4R

This is what voter suppression looks like.

Grateful to stand with @GovEvers this morning as he called the Legislature into special session to advance a constitutional amend. banning partisan gerrymandering. Long overdue. The power of this state belongs to the people — not political parties. Let voters choose.

This Women’s History Month, we honor the women who refused to be sidelined, silenced, or written out of history — the organizers, truth-tellers, and fighters who forced this democracy to expand its promise. ✊🏽✨

Today is Primary Day in Arkansas, North Carolina, and Texas! 🗳️ If you need or someone you know needs help at the polls, the Voter Protection Hotline is available at 📞866-OUR-VOTE. Happy voting! 🇺🇸

Selma is living history, and it demands we heed the urgent call to protect the vote from any threat. I'm honored to be part of the work we do at @VotingIsLocal where every day my colleagues teach me through their words and action what it means to answer that call.