
ACLU sides with McAuliffe in restoration of voting rights lawsuit
The ACLU has sided with Gov. Terry McAuliffe in a lawsuit to try to block the restoration of voting rights to 206,000 individuals convicted of a felony.

The ACLU has sided with Gov. Terry McAuliffe in a lawsuit to try to block the restoration of voting rights to 206,000 individuals convicted of a felony.

Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton have the most extreme unfavorability ratings of any major candidate in modern times.

The Supreme Court of Virginia agreed today to expedite the legal challenge to Governor Terry McAuliffe’s executive order on voting rights for ex-felons.

The Virginia Legislative Black Caucus in the ACLU of Virginia will host four Voices for the Vote Rallies across the Commonwealth.

Del. David Toscano and Del. Charniele Herring issued statements regarding the Republican attempt to strip voting rights from over 200,000 Virginia citizens.

Gov. Terry McAuliffe released the following statement after Republicans filed a lawsuit to preserve Virginia’s policy of disenfranchising ex-felons.

Republicans are filing suit to halt enforcement of Gov. Terry McAuliffe’s order restoring the political rights of more than 206,000 convicted felons.

The Democratic Natonal Committee and the Virginia Democratic Party discuss the restoration of voting rights for people with felony convictions.

Virginia House of Delegates Speaker Bill Howell released a statement on the data released Wednesday by the McAuliffe administration.

Governor McAuliffe released a statistical analysis of the population of former Virginia felons whose rights the governor restored.
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