During the March 2024 primary election, the Asian Law Caucus and California Common Cause led the largest nonpartisan election observer program in California.

Read the stories of poll monitors who play a crucial role in safeguarding California voters’ ability to cast their ballot and protect their hard-won rights to language and disability support.

While the Asian Law Caucus and our partners are advocating for expanded language protections, many California voters can already get language assistance while voting.

California’s general elections will be held on Tuesday, November 5, 2024. There are a few different ways you can cast your ballot.

The California Legislature has passed AB 884 with bipartisan support co-sponsored by the Asian Law Caucus, California Common Cause, and Partnership for the Advancement of New Americans.

In 2023, the Asian Law Caucus co-sponsored three statewide bills towards increasing inclusion and transparency in California’s democracy and making our state safer for immigrant families.

This report explores the voting experience, federal and state laws, importance of in-language materials, and data limitations for identifying populations in California who use non-English languages.

As Advancing Justice’s lawsuit against the restrictive, anti-voting rights bill SB 202 continues, communities in Georgia are coming together to defend their right to vote.