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Lawsuit challenging Florida's system for voting rights restoration and the state's elections police unit. They argue that Florida has failed to inform individuals of their voting eligibility, including whether they have paid all fees and fines as required by state law. The lawsuit also argues that the elections police unit primarily serves to intimidate individuals with prior felony convictions to prevent them from voting. The plaintiffs ask the court to declare Florida's implementation of felony voting rights restoration as in violation of the VRA, as well as the 1st and 14th amendments.

Plaintiffs bring this lawsuit against several provisions of Florida Senate Bill 7050. They argue that a portion of the law, which prohibits noncitizen volunteers from conducting third party registration on behalf of third party voter registration organizations, violates the 1st and 14th amendments. Additionally, Senate Bill 7050 only allows county supervisors to accept requests for mail-in ballots from voters or their family members. Plaintiffs argue that this disproportionally effects young and limited-English voters in violation of Section 208 of the Voting Rights Act.

In Re: Georgia Senate Bill 202 is the Master Docket file for several consolidated lawsuits regarding Georgia Senate Bill 202. The bill is being challenged as violative of the First, Fourteenth, and Fifteenth Amendments, as well as the Voting Rights Act. At the heart of the litigation is whether the bill unduly burdens the right to vote, particularly the right to vote of minorities.

The plaintiffs in the case accuse the defendants of using robocalls with an AI-generated voice of Joe Biden to suppress turnout in New Hampshire's Democratic primary election. They argue that these actions violated Section 11(b) of the Voting Rights Act which prohibits the use of intimidation to keep individuals from voting. Plaintiffs ask the court to issue a permanent, nationwide injunction to prohibit the defendants from taking these actions.