Connecticut’s voter rights law, the strongest in the nation, finally got funded
Members of the NAACP Legal Defense Fund, which introduced Connecticut's voter rights law, said its provisions are greatly needed in 2025.
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California’s upcoming digital town hall to convene community on Los Angeles fire recovery
California Gov. Gavin Newsom has announced a new program designed to include residents in Los Angeles fire recovery efforts.
Georgia’s new voter website has legal watchdogs concerned
Lawyer Julie Houk tells StateScoop's Priorities Podcast why her group issues a cease and desist against the Georgia secretary of state's office.
Georgia secretary of state receives cease-and-desist for voter un-registration web form
The nonprofit Lawyers' Committee for Civil Rights Under Law delivered a cease-and-desist order claiming that a new web form operated by the Georgia secretary of state's office…
Georgia website flaw allowed users to cancel others’ voter registrations
A flaw, which state officials said has been fixed, allowed users of a new webpage to cancel voter registrations with just a few pieces of basic information.
What was Los Angeles’ top tech official doing in Armenia?
Talking about digital government, of course.
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These app makers are trying to shatter Facebook’s echo chamber
By giving users a direct link to their representatives, Aidan and Liam McCarty say their tool could transform online political discourse.