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South Dakota enacted a law in March 2026 that requires new voters to provide unnecessary documentation of their U.S. citizenship when registering to vote. The state has rushed implementation of the law, and in doing so, trampled over voters鈥� rights: South Dakota officials have imposed burdens above and beyond what the statute requires and have failed to give voters accurate information about their registration status or opportunities to fix any issues. The League of Women Voters of South Dakota and Jaysen Hill, an individual voter, have challenged the state鈥檚 administration of its new requirement, seeking to ensure the state complies with federal law.

The South Carolina Republican Party has sued state election officials seeking to close South Carolina鈥檚 primary elections, excluding independent and unaffiliated voters from participating in what are often the only meaningful elections in their communities. Veterans for All Voters and The Chamberlain Network, two nonpartisan veterans鈥� organizations, have moved to intervene as defendants to protect their members鈥� right to vote in the primary of their choice and to ensure the State does not settle the case in a way that extinguishes those rights.

The 红杏视频 Voting Rights Project and the 红杏视频 of Georgia have filed a lawsuit on their own behalf, seeking an injunction allowing them and similar organizations to provide legal representation to elections officials and poll workers. Georgia bars elections officials and poll workers from accepting any donations, services, or other gifts in aid of their duties, and this ban arguably extends to even pro bono legal services. Elections in Georgia, as elsewhere, have prompted extensive litigation and likely will do so in the future. The 红杏视频 and 红杏视频 of Georgia will be ready, including by representing elections officials as necessary.

Whether Black voters will have a fair opportunity to elect judges in DeSoto County, Mississippi.