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Transgender Americans "may face barriers to voting in person" due to a "mismatch with their information as listed on voter registration rolls," according to a new report.
Strict voter ID laws might restrict trans people from being part of the political process.
With ID laws potentially blocking some citizens from voting, here's how to make sure you vote in this year's crucial election.
Democratic candidates need to make voting access a priority.
Advocacy groups are mobilizing to safeguard access to the ballot as states implement laws that could deter trans people from voting in November.
Nearly a month after the election, McCrory admits defeat and says he will assist Democrat Roy Cooper's transition into office.
As attorney general, he's moved the nation backward on transgender rights, voting rights, and more.
More than 50 Arizona LGBTQ+ activists and allies call on the Human Rights Campaign to urge Sinema to back filibuster reform so that key legislation can move forward.
Beset by unending controversies, the unpopular president will try to turn this ship around.
McConnell and his ilk will do anything to stop minorities from voting; it must be our mission to win back our inalienable right.
Pat McCrory is the governor who signed the infamous HB 2 law.
The first lady delivered an impassioned commencement speech at Jackson State University, blasting Mississippi's new anti-LGBT "religious freedom" law and telling grads to defend gay and trans rights.
As Transgender Awareness Month arrives, the League of Women Voters is ensuring all trans people get their say at the polls next week.
The injunction applies only to the transgender students and faculty who filed suit, but the university had already announced it would not enforce the transphobic bathroom provisions of House Bill 2.
Register to vote like your life depends on it. Oh, right, it does.
Black women helped defeat Roy Moore, but they don't want to be anyone's backbone but their own, writes Rev. Irene Monroe.
