For women in the low-wage workforce — approximately two-thirds of whom are women of color — the time and cost of acquiring a photo ID are real barriers.

We've collected resources to help you make informed decisions and cast your vote in the midterm elections.

Bill continues his conversation with two US election experts, delving deeper into voter suppression efforts since SCOTUS invalidated a crucial component of the Voting Rights Act last year.

We're guessing that Americans want to preserve the sanctity of voting.

There are efforts, some flying beneath the radar, to expand the electorate and get out the vote this November 4.

Two experts on American elections talk to Bill about the plot to keep citizens away from the ballot box.

"The greatest threat to public confidence in elections," Ginsburg concluded, would result from "enforcing a purposefully discriminatory law."

As we approach the midterm election, here's a roundup of some of the the latest legal developments.

The same voter ID laws and limits on early voting that debuted in 2012 are back.

Eighty-seven-year-old Ruthelle Franks speaks out about being disenfranchised by Wisconsin's voter ID law.