In 2007, certain provisions of the Voting Rights Act will
expire. Congress will soon debate extending these provisions for 25
years. The following resources discuss the implications of this
legislation (H.R. 9 and S. 2703).
Briefing Report
United States Commission on Civil Rights
Commission Report
United States Commission on Civil Rights
American Enterprise Institute
by Edward Blum and Lauren Campbell
American Enterprise Institute
by Rep. Steve King
Editorial
The Wall Street Journal
An Insulting Provision
by Edward Blum
National Review Online
Emergency Exit
by Abigail Thernstrom
The New York Sun
Editorial
The Wall Street Journal
The English Franchise
by Peter Kirsanow
National Review Online
Bilingual Bailout
by Peter Kirsanow
National Review Online
Voting Rights Act is no panacea
by Star Parker
Townhall.com
Voting Rights Act: After 40 Years, It's Time for Virginia to Move
On . . .
by Abigail Thernstrom and Edward Blum
The Richmond Times-Dispatch
By Edward Blum, Abigail Thernstrom, and Roger Clegg
National Review Online
by Abigail Thernstrom
The Weekly Standard
Foreign Language Ballots Cause a Rebellion
by Phyllis Schlafy
Human Events
A Vote for English
by George Will
The Washington Post
Five
Reasons Why Congress Should Not Renew the Bilingual Voting
Provisions of the Voting Rights Act
ProEnglish
End Foreign-Language Ballot Mandate
Human Events
Voting Wrongs
by Quin Hillyer
The American Spectator
Gerald A. Reynolds
Chairman, U.S. Commission on Civil Rights
John J. Park, Jr.
Assistant Attorney General, Attorney General Office of
Alabama
Roger Clegg
President and General Counsel, Center for Equal Opportunity
Edward Blum
American Enterprise Institute
Testimony
K.C. McAplin
Executive Director, ProEnglish
Abigail Thernstrom
Senior Fellow, Manhattan Institute
Linda Chavez
President, One Nation Indivisible; President, Center for Equal
Opportunity
Peter Kirsanow
Member, U.S. Commission on Civil Rights; Member, National Labor
Relations Board
Mauro Mujica
Chairman of the Board, U.S. English, Inc.