BREAKING: Court Win: U.S. District Court Judge George C. Smith for the Southern District of Ohio agreed w/ JW in rejecting an attempt by the AFL-CIO’s Philip Randolph Institute to reinstate 1.5 million potentially ineligible voters onto voting rolls. (1/7)
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JW’s amicus curiae brief opposed this radical effort b/c it would harm the public interest, since so many of the reinstated registrations would be legally invalid b/c they are associated w/ voters who are living in other states or are deceased. (2/7)
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JW is the national leader in enforcing the National Voter Registration Act. In addition to its settlement agreement with Ohio, JW's win in Kentucky resulted in a historic consent decree requiring Kentucky to take steps to clean up its voter rolls. (3/7)
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JW has also filed a successful NVRA lawsuit w/ Indiana, causing it to voluntarily clean up its voting rolls. JW also has lawsuits w/ the state of Maryland and the state of California & Los Angeles County over their failures to comply with the NVRA. (4/7)
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JW President @TomFitton: “Great news: another federal court turned aside a leftist attempt to dirty up the voting rolls and undermine clean elections. Dirty voting rolls can mean dirty elections.” (5/7)
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JW President @TomFitton: “We will keep pushing in the courts to make sure other states take reasonable steps to make sure the names of dead people and people who have moved away are removed from election rolls.” (6/7)
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JW President @TomFitton: “After comparing national census data to voter roll information, Judicial Watch estimates that there are 3.5 million more names on state voter rolls than there are citizens of voting age.” (7/7)
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