The debate over requiring voters to show photo identification at the polls usually revolves around arguments about whether such laws prevent fraud or impede legitimate access to the polls.

An important requirement of 2009’s federal Military and Overseas Voting Empowerment Act was that all military installations (except those in war zones) establish installation voting assistance offices. These offices are meant to provide direct, face-to-face guidance to both military and civilian overseas voters on how to navigate the voting process. more

Banks are continuing key banking practices that put consumers at financial risk and potentially expose them to high and unexpected costs for little benefit.

Registration lookup tools provide voters essential information, such as whether they are registered to vote and whether their information is accurate, in the place many people look first—online. more

This past September, New Hampshire’s new voter identification law debuted during the state’s primary. The law requires voters to show a photo ID at the polls and is being rolled out in stages. more