Plaintiffs allege that the Cobb County Board of Elections, due to staff error, failed to mail ballots to approximately 1,036 individuals who requested absentee ballots. The plaintiffs argue that his failure violates their fundamental right to vote under the Georgia Constitution. They request a writ of mandamus asking the courts to order the defendants to overnight mail absentee ballots to impacted voters and extend the deadline for these voters to return their ballots until November 14th.
Whether defendants should be required to conduct an independent and non-partisan audit of the integrity of the election in Detroit due to alleged violations of Michigan statutory and constitutional law
Lawsuit challenging North Caronia law that disenfranchises individuals who are on probation or parole following felony convictions. Plaintiffs claim the law violates the Free Elections Clause, the Equal Protections Clause and the Freedom of Speech and Assembly Clauses in the North Carolina Constitution.
U.S. District Court for the Western District of Michigan (Case 1:20-cv-00522)
Issue(s):
Plaintiffs are challenging the delivery requirements of absentee voting during the time of coronavirus pandemic. Plaintiffs are alleging under the NVRA that there are voters improperly included across multiple counties in Michigan and asserts that a verification of the voter rolls is required.
Lawsuit challenging the Michigan Secretary of State's decision to mail absentee ballot applications to all registered voters. The plaintiff brought suit in Michigan state court challenging the authority of the Secretary of State, under state law, to take this action. Additionally, the plaintiffs brought suit in Federal court, claiming that the Michigan Secretary of State's decision violated his Due Process Rights under the 14th Amendment.
U.S. District Court for the Middle District of North Carolina (Case 20-cv-457)
Issue(s):
The Plaintiffs allege that North Carolina's 25-day registration requirement unconstitutionally burdens North Carolinians' right to vote under 42 U.S.C. § 1983, the First and Fourteenth Amendments, Title II of the Americans with Disabilities Act, and Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act.
Superior Court of Fulton County (No. 2022CV372734)
Issue(s):
The plaintiffs challenge guidance published by the Georgia Secretary of State's office that stated that counties could not hold early voting on Saturday November 26th for the December 6th runoff election. The plaintiffs contend that Georgia law allows counties to hold early voting on the 26th and seek an order making from the court making this clear. They also seek an order preventing that Georgia and the Georgia Secretary of State from interfering with early voting taking place on the 26th.
The Democratic Party of Virginia challenges two Virginia election laws. The first requires voters to provide their full social security number when registering to vote. The second law only guarantees that absentee ballots received by the Friday before election day can be cured.
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