On voting rights, eight legal battles to watch in 2025

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

61% : But a group of mostly white voters, who describe themselves as "non-African American," now wants to throw the new map out.
50% : Should federal courts end up ruling that the NVRA authorizes proof-of-citizenship requirements, it may open the floodgate to similar laws in other states.
50% : There would be no more protection against partisan gerrymandering in the Florida Constitution, allowing Republicans going forward to freely gerrymander without even the feeble threat of state court intervention.
40% : Just last year, Alabama adopted a law that imposes lengthy prison sentences on paid organizers who help people vote by mail.
31% : Trump has evoked the prospect of privatizing USPS, which could add further complications.
20% : Donald Trump and his allies have relentlessly spread the false claim that non-citizens are illegally voting in significant numbers in U.S. elections, and Republican state officials have taken a range of actions in response.

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