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ICYMI: PILF Won Access to South Carolina’s Voter Roll

Thanks to PILF’s litigation across the country, it is now a well-established precedent that the public has a right to inspect states’ voter rolls. (Alexandria, VA) – September 24, 2024: The Public Interest Legal Foundation (PILF) won access to the South Carolina voter...

Win for Transparency in Colorado: Court Orders the State to Disclose ERIC Data Reports

The Foundation’s lawsuits have led to ERIC changing its membership agreement to allow the disclosure of data reports more than three years old. (Alexandria, VA) – September 20, 2024: The United States District Court in the District of Colorado has issued...

SAVE THE DATE: Hearing in PILF’s Lawsuit to Obtain South Carolina’s Voter Roll

SAVE THE DATE: Hearing in PILF’s Lawsuit to Obtain South Carolina’s Voter Roll Thanks to PILF’s Litigation, it is a well-established precedent that the public has a right to inspect state’s voter rolls. (Columbia, SC) – September 12, 2024: Next week, the Public...

SAVE THE DATE: PILF Argues Before the Third Circuit Court of Appeals to obtain Alien Voting Records in Pennsylvania

Six years and three Secretaries of State later, the Commonwealth is still fighting to conceal...

PILF Files Legal Brief to Restore the Day in Election Day

17 States and the District of Columbia accept and tabulate mail ballots that arrive after Election...

PILF’s Lawsuit Forced Clark County Election Officials to Investigate and Fix Errors on the Voter Roll

PILF fought to ensure that commercial addresses where no one lives will not receive mail ballots...

Pennsylvania Required to Provide PILF with Voting History of Non-Citizens the Commonwealth Added to the Voter Roll

If States Maintain Voter List Maintenance Documents Beyond the NVRA’s Two Year Requirement, They Must Disclose Them. (Harrisburg, PA) – April 4, 2022: The Public Interest Legal Foundation (PILF) secured a landmark ruling for transparency...

REPORT: Tens of Thousands of Deceased and Duplicative Voter Registrations Found After 2020 Election in North Carolina

Major vulnerabilities in North Carolina’s voter roll needs to be fixed before the Midterm Elections. (Alexandria, VA.) – March 29, 2022: Today, the Public Interest Legal Foundation (PILF) released a research brief detailing errors in North Carolina’s voter rolls....

The Public Interest Legal Foundation Wins Lawsuit against Illinois State Board of Elections

Lawsuit Ends with Victory for Voter List Maintenance and Transparency (Springfield, IL) – March 9, 2022: The United States District Court for the Central District of Illinois ruled that Illinois’ failure to provide the Foundation with the state’s voter...

Win for Election Integrity: Federal Court Rules Voter Rolls Are Public Records

The Foundation’s lawsuit in Maine is aimed at ensuring that voter rolls are accurately maintained. (Augusta, ME) – March 7, 2022: The United States District Court of Maine ruled that Maine’s restrictions on use and dissemination of its voter roll may violate the...

Lawsuit: Delaware’s Early & Absentee Voting Statutes Violate the State Constitution

(Dover, DE) – February 24, 2022: Today, the Public Interest Legal Foundation (PILF) filed a lawsuit in Delaware against the Department of Elections for enforcing election statutes that violate the state’s constitution. The Foundation’s client is Michael Mennella, an...

ZuckBucks, Used Trucks, and Arnold: How South Carolina Took Millions in California Cash to Boost Vote-by-Mail

6.5M was only the beginning. They will be back. (Alexandria, VA)– February 18, 2022: The Public Interest Legal Foundation (PILF) released a research brief detailing the $6.5 million in private funds from left wing non-profits that flooded South Carolina election...

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