Reveal Why Are We Still Talking About Voting Rights in 2026?
Oct 24, 2026
Sen. Adam Schiff, a California Democrat and former impeachment prosecutor; Ken Cuccinelli, a conservative election-policy advocate; and LaTosha Brown, co-founder of Black Voters Matter, debate America’s voting-rights crisis. They explore redistricting, voter suppression, election security, fraud claims, citizenship checks, federal oversight, and fears of interference in the midterms. Grassroots organizing and democratic guardrails take center stage.
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Voter Suppression Works Through Many Small Barriers
- Voter suppression operates through overlapping barriers rather than one obvious restriction.
- Brown cites distant polling sites, roll purges, long lines, bans on distributing water, intimidation, and targeted misinformation.
Vote Early And Multiply Your Impact
- Black Voters Matter recommends early voting so voters can correct problems before Election Day.
- Brown also urges reliable voters to recruit ten others and build collective turnout strong enough to resist manipulation.
Black Voters Matter Takes Organizing On The Road
- Black Voters Matter has funded more than 800 grassroots groups with over $61 million.
- Its bus tours bring civic education, youth leadership, misinformation awareness, and voter outreach directly into Southern communities.