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Students from GenVote, Bulletproof Pride, and the Task Force for Democracy advocated at the House of Representatives against MAGA’s harmful voter suppression measure, which would impact tens of millions of vulnerable voters.

‘Money for schools and education, not for wars and deportation’

Congressional Republicans reintroduced the SAVE Act, which seeks to disenfranchise millions of citizens through repressive voter ID laws.

Organizations Urge Senators to Vote No on Cloture and Any Continuing Resolution that Threatens D.C.’s Autonomy.

On this day sixty years ago, hundreds of young people marched through Selma for the right to vote. For their bravery, they were beaten and bloodied; yet their movement marched on. Videos of organized young people inspired a nation and pushed President Johnson to pass the Voting Rights Act of 1965.

Mahmoud Khalil’s Abduction Latest in Attacks on Student Expression and Democracy Outlined by the Heritage Foundation’s Project Esther.

Proposed Bill to Overturn D.C. Home Rule is a Direct Attack on American Democracy and States’ Rights.

We are demanding transparency after Trump orders mass erasure of climate change, DEI, and LGBTQ+ mentions from government sites.

Monday marks four years since then President Trump incited his far-right mob to storm the Capitol and overturn a democratic election.

In one of the worst blows to government ethics since Citizens United, SCOTUS ruled on a decision empowering corporate special interests to undermine our democracy.

Students, leaders discuss democracy under a forthcoming Trump presidency.

Learn more about how Students for Voting Rights Started and our first win protecting the Arizona referendum process.

Celebrating three years of protecting democracy!