News & Commentary

Something smells fishy under the WV Capitol dome. There has recently been some unusual activity surrounding a Voter ID Law that was enacted last year. Any time the legislature or Secretary of State even mentions changing voting rules, we will be extremely skeptical and watch them like a hawk.

Three events in three different cities across West Virginia?! You read that right. We’re gearing up for an exciting week and we want to invite YOU to be a part of it.

Regardless of tomorrow's results, we will need to stand together to continue the fight for a more free and just society.

If you used the Secretary of State’s online voter registration system before October 18, you are registered and able to vote in the upcoming election.

The American Civil Liberties Union of West Virginia (“ACLU-WV”) is pleased to announce that the Honorable Judge Robert C. Chambers of the U.S. District Court for the Southern District in West Virginia today granted the ACLU-WV’s motion for a temporary restraining order and ordered that Cabell County

ACLU-WV along with the ACLU National Voting Rights Project and attorney Anthony Majestro filed a class action lawsuit today against Cabell County Clerk Karen Cole for refusing to recognize and permit online voter registration within the county.

Few traits, if any, are more fundamentally American than its democratic system. Unfortunately, our country still falls short of the full promise of democracy.

Several bills and resolutions have been introduced in both the House and Senate that would add West Virginia to the growing list of states calling for a Constitution Convention.