6/25/2013: Supreme Court struck down part of Voting Rights Act.
6/17/2013: Supreme Court struck down Arizona voter proof of citizenship requirement.
5/30/2013: Wisconsin appeals court ruled voter ID law was constitutional.
5/3/2013: Florida legislature passed bill to extend early voting.
4/1/2013: Arkansas legislature overrode governor’s veto of voter ID bill.
3/25/2013: Arkansas governor vetoed voter ID legislation.
3/25/2013: Virginia governor signed voter ID bills into law
3/19/2013: Arkansas senate approved voter ID bill
3/18/2013: Supreme Court heard arguments on voter citizenship requirements
2/27/2013: Supreme Court heard arguments on Voting Rights Act
2/15/2013: Virginia senate approved bills limiting acceptable voter ID
2/15/2013: Pennsylvania voter ID law suspended for primary election
2/5/2013: Virginia lawmakers approved bill to limit acceptable voter ID documents
11/9/2012: Supreme Court granted certiorari to hear arguments on the Voting Rights Act
10/16/2012: Supreme Court rejected Ohio early voting appeal
10/25/2012: Tennessee appeals court upheld state voter ID law
10/15/2012: Supreme Court granted certiorari in Arizona voter eligibility case
10/13/2012: Ohio Attorney General filed response urging Supreme Court to hear early voting appeal
10/12/2012: President Obama urged Supreme Court to reject Ohio early voting appeal
10/10/2012: Federal court allowed South Carolina voter ID law to take effect in 2013
10/9/2012: Ohio attorney appealed early voting to Supreme Court
10/4/2012: Federal judge allowed Florida to proceed with voter roll purge
10/2/2012: Mississippi voter ID law delayed pending federal review
10/2/2012: Pennsylvania judge blocked voter ID law for upcoming election
9/27/2012: Tennessee court rejected voter ID challenge
9/24/2012: Federal judge dismissed challenge to Florida early voting law amendment
9/24/2012: Supreme Court added six cases, reversed West Virginia redistricting ruling
9/19/2012: Supreme Court denied request to block use of Texas election district maps
9/18/2012: Pennsylvania Supreme Court remanded voter ID case to lower court
9/13/2012: Pennsylvania high court heard arguments on voter ID law
9/10/2012: Ohio filed appeal to early voting decision
9/4/2012: DOJ allowed New Hampshire voter ID law
8/31/2012: Federal judge ordered Ohio to allow early voting three days prior to election
8/30/2012: Federal court rejected Texas voter ID law
8/28/2012: Federal judge partially blocked Florida voter registration law
8/28/2012: Federal court ruled Texas voting map discriminatory
8/27/2012: Federal court heard oral arguments on South Carolina voter ID law
8/27/2012: Federal judge blocked Ohio law discarding provisional ballots cast in wrong precinct
8/27/2012: Minnesota Supreme Court allowed voter ID question on November ballot
8/23/2012: Pennsylvania Supreme Court expedited challenge to state voter ID law
8/21/2012: Alaska filed lawsuit challenging Voting Rights Act
8/21/2012: Wisconsin AG asked state Supreme Court to reinstate voter ID law
8/20/2012: DOJ approved Virginia voter ID law
8/18/2012: Federal court denied Florida attempt to limit early voting days
8/15/2012: Pennsylvania judge refused to block voter ID law
8/10/2012: Judge heard challenge to conflicting Florida voting laws
8/3/2012: Texas AG appealed block of voter registration law
7/30/2012: Federal judge struck down Virginia third-party candidate election law
7/26/2012: Alabama asked federal court to approve redistricting plan
7/23/2012: DOJ announced investigation of Pennsylvania voter ID law
7/20/2012: US Supreme Court urged to hear challenges to Voting Rights Act
7/17/2012: Second Wisconsin judge found voter ID law unconstitutional
7/17/2012: The Brennan Center for Justice found that voter ID laws placed substantial burden on right to vote
7/14/2012: Florida was granted access to federal database in effort to purge state voter rolls
7/9/2012: Federal court heard Texas challenge to Voting Rights Act
7/3/2012: Michigan governor vetoed voter identification legislation
6/4/2012: DOJ announced monitoring of Wisconsin recall election to prevent voter fraud
5/18/2012: Virginia governor signed voter ID bill
4/4/2012: The Center for American Progress reported voter ID laws are form of voter suppression
3/14/2012: Pennslyvania governor signed voter ID law
3/12/2012: Wisconsin voter ID law ruled unconstitutional
2/23/2012: Rights groups brought new challenge against Wisconsin voter ID law
2/6/2012: South Carolina sued federal government over blocked voter ID law
8/26/2011: South Carolina Democrats protested voter ID law to DOJ
12/13/2011: ACLU challenged Wisconsin voter ID law\
11/8/2011: Mississippi passed voter ID requirement
8/5/2011: South Carolina voter ID law challenged by civil rights groups
8/25/2011: Arizona sued federal government over Voting Rights Act
6/17/2011: Missouri governor vetoed voter ID legislation
3/7/2011: Georgia Supreme Court upheld voter ID law
10/26/2010: Ninth Circuit struck down Arizona voter registration law
1/5/2010: Ninth Circuit struck down Washington felon voter disenfranchisement law
3/9/2009: US Supreme Court ruled in Bartlett v. Strickland
5/30/2008: Federal court upheld key Voting Rights Act provision
7/27/2006: US President George W. Bush signed bill extending Voting Rights Act
6/21/2006: House GOP leaders delay Voting Rights Act renewal over southerners’ balk
6/30/1986: Thornburg v. Gingles decided by US Supreme Court
3/7/1966: US Supreme Court upheld preclearance regime in South Carolina v. Katzenbach
8/6/1965: Voting Rights Act signed into law by US President Lyndon B. Johnson
3/30/1870: Fifteenth Amendment ratified.