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Who Gets Flagged Inactive? Race, Party, and Geography in Louisiana’s Voter Rolls
Louisiana saw a massive influx in inactive voters over the past year. While inactive voters are still registered to vote, getting designated as inactive is one step closer to being purged from the voter rolls. This data analysis reveals the change in numbers of inactive voters from January 2025 - May 2026 and how the burden of inactivity does not fall equally whether by race or party. The report was authored by Elijah Appelson, data scientist, ACLU of Louisiana.
ACLU of Louisiana Statement on Denial of Temporary Restraining Order Against Governor Landry’s Election Suspension
Immigrant Rights Project
The ACLU of Louisiana's Immigrant Rights Project (IRP) aims to work with community partners to document and expose the realities of immigration detention in Louisiana by creating partnerships among directly-impacted people, private in-house counsel and/or law firms, and law school clinics, to harness their talent and resources and provide pro bono relief in the form of parole application assistance, habeas petitions, and Civil Rights and Civil Liberty complaints (“CRCL”).
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