“Being unable to vote is like being on the fringe of society [as] a citizen that doesn’t have an active participation in ... Read more »
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In this brief, Roosevelter Evan Baines argues that the Commonwealth of Virginia should mandate that all state universities ... Read more »
In this brief, Roosevelter Christopher Olson argues that the state of Michigan should allow citizens to register to vote ... Read more »
In this brief, Roosevelter Danielle Melton argues that Virginia should include phone number and email as required fields on ... Read more »
In this report, Emerging Fellow for Democratic Access Asha Athman argues that Maryland needs to reform its evaluation of its ... Read more »
In his opinion curtailing key aspects of the Voting Rights Act in Shelby County v. Holder (2013), Supreme Court Chief ... Read more »
With the conclusion of the first national election following the gutting of the Voting Rights Act, and another sweeping ... Read more »
The Roosevelt Institute's annual 10 Ideas series is the largest undergraduate policy journal, sharing locally-generated ... Read more »
On July 16, Mayor Bill de Blasio announced a new initiative to bring free broadband service to 16,000 New Yorkers living in ... Read more »
