What is a pro-voter agenda?

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Pennsylvania’s 2023 primary election is right around the corner, on May 16, and with the delivery of mail and absentee ballots, voting is already underway. So the time is right to hear from Marian Schneider, ACLU-PA’s senior policy counsel for voting rights, and Khalif Ali, formerly of Common Cause PA and now with the New Pennsylvania Project. Marian and Khalif talk about the state of democracy, what challenges we’re facing in protecting the vote, and what opportunities may arise with changes in power at the state capitol.

Resources
Know your voting rights
Nonpartisan election protection hotline: 866-OUR-VOTE (866-687-8683)
Common Cause PA
New Pennsylvania Project