Grant v. Knapp
Lawsuit filed on behalf of four voters under the age of 65 challenging a South Carolina law that only allows voters to vote absentee if they are over the age of 65 or fall into several limited categories.
League of Women Voters of Ohio v. LaRose
Lawsuit filed by the League of Women Voters of Ohio and an individual voter challenging a provision of Ohio’s 2023 voter suppression law that imposes limitations on voter assistance.
International Alliance of Theater Stage Employees Local 927 v. Mashburn
Lawsuit filed on behalf of the International Alliance of Theater Stage Employees Local 927 against members of the Georgia State Election Board and members of the Fulton County registration and Elections Board challenging Georgia’s absentee ballot application deadline for presidential elections.
Arizona Free Enterprise Club v. Fontes
Lawsuit filed by a right-wing legal group on behalf of the Arizona Free Enterprise Club and a voter against Arizona Secretary of State Adrian Fontes (D) challenging the use of drop boxes in Arizona.
Rissling v. Bobo
Lawsuit filed on behalf of four voters who are blind or have a print disability and the National Federation of the Blind of Alabama against absentee election managers for Tuscaloosa, Mobile and Jefferson counties challenging Alabama’s inaccessible absentee voting system for those who are blind or have print disabilities.
Liebert v. Wisconsin Elections Commission
Lawsuit filed on behalf individual voters challenging a Wisconsin law that requires absentee voters to complete their ballots in the presence of a witness who is a U.S. citizen and can attest to the voter’s eligibility.
Lindsey v. Whitmer
Lawsuit filed by 11 Republican state legislators seeking to nullify two pro-voting constitutional amendments that were enshrined in the Michigan constitution via voter-approved ballot initiatives in 2018 and 2022, respectively.
Stefanik v. Hochul
Lawsuit filed on behalf of the Republican National Committee (RNC), National Republican Congressional Committee, New York Republican State Committee, Conservative Party of New York and other Republicans challenging the Early Mail Voter Act, New York’s new mail-in voting law.
Amedure v. State of New York
Lawsuit filed by the New York Republican Party and other conservative plaintiffs challenging an absentee voting law, Assembly Bill 7931.
Mast v. Hobbs
Lawsuit filed on behalf of an “Independent” voter, David Mast and Republican voter and Cochise County Supervisor Tom Crosby (who filed in his personal capacity) seeking to decertify the Maricopa County results of the 2022 General Election in Arizona for four races.