Bloomberg Law contains a "Chart Builder" feature which can compare the 50 states and District of Columbia's laws on employee rights regarding voting and elections.

Contains database section on Voting Rights and Election Law: "A collection of historical and current content devoted to the electoral process: how elections are conducted, the strategy and controversies of political campaigns, how votes are counted, and who is allowed to vote."

Full text publications of the U.S. Congress since 1789. Contains a topic section dedicated to the Voting Rights Act, which provides helpful background and links to the statute and relevant reports.

A useful database when compiling legislative histories. Contains a topic section entitled "Voting Rights" which provides a helpful timeline of relevant laws.

Provides access to multiple datasets, including to datasets related to voting.

Available to authorized users affiliated with the Law School.

From the initiative's webpage: "The State Democracy Research Initiative seeks to advance research and dialogue on state-level democracy, government institutions, and public law across the nation. By focusing on the states, which traditionally receive less attention than the federal government in legal circles, the Initiative serves as a much-needed resource for academics, courts, policymakers, advocates, and the public."

Important collection of relevant dates and information regarding voting in the 2024 elections, including how to get a voter-ID card, early voting, and more.

Website from Loyola Marymount Law School professors that give news updates and interactive maps about redistricting.

The unofficial encyclopedia of American politics. Contains information about federal, state, and local elections across the United States. Also has information about different voting procedures for different jurisdictions.

A table which displays early voting guidelines and relevant statutes for all 50 states and the District of Columbia, Guam, Puerto Rico, and the U.S. Virgin Islands.

From the Moritz College of Law, this website monitors major cases surrounding elections in the nation's courts.

A resource from the William & Mary Law School which provides state election codes for all 50 states.

From their webpage: "A bipartisan committee of election law experts working to ensure smooth, secure, and equitable election administration at the federal, state, and local level."

From their webpage: "The Brennan Center for Justice is an independent, nonpartisan law and policy organization that works to reform, revitalize, and when necessary, defend our country’s systems of democracy and justice."

A non-profit think tank which analyzes election policies from around the country and provides suggestions for lawmakers and election officials.

This link takes you to the DoJ's Civil Rights Division, which has a section on voting, including pages dedicated to recent news and relevant cases.

An independent commission that enforces provisions of HAVA and provides information on election administration.

Links to the Institute for Responsive Government, a think tank, who's mission is "to help policy makers find solutions that make government more efficient, accessible, and responsive to the needs of real human beings." Provides scorecards and progress reports on election policies throughout the states.

Includes information on voter registration, what's on the ballot, voting laws, and election and electoral process information.