Voting Rights

Attorney Danielle Hernandez, Esq (center) at WMNF on Sunday Forum. From the Left: Patro Mabili, Annie Miles, Hernandez, host Walter L Smith II and Keto Nord, the photo guy

Voting was a right limited to men or property owners before the passage of the 19th amendment to the U.S. constitution in 1920. States’ rights was invoked as a way of preserving white supremacy in...

The Florida Supreme Court will take up an appeal by a convicted felon who was accused of registering and voting when they were ineligible.

Moments after Steve Kornacki paused slightly then continued reeling off percentages in whatever county in whichever swing state had just committed to Trump my iPhone and media feeds started going berserk. “We are doomed!” screamed...

Commemorative in Ocoee, FL marking racist election day violence in 1920. On the eve of the 2024 elections pro-democracy forces are battling the forces of totalitarianism.

The legal dispute stems from when Gov. Ron DeSantis and other state officials targeted alleged voter fraud by convicted felons.

Help for the community gem, the Dr. Walter L Smith Library which suffered roof damage in hurricane Milton.

If you’ve been watching television lately chances are good you’ve seen ads for and against a couple of constitutional amendments on the upcoming general election ballot. There’s Amendment 3, which would legalize the possession of...

A non-profit advocacy group is challenging Florida’s process of verifying voter registration applications, alleging it violates federal laws.

Florida is proposing a form for felons to request “advisory opinions” from state lawyers to clarify if they are eligible to vote.

Voting, Turnouts, strikes, and more, in todays scoop.

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