- No. 023 Military Voting Rights
- No. 049 Voting Rights Letter to State/Local Election Officials
- No. 09050 Military Voting Rights in Virginia-Continued
- No. 09055 Congress Enacts Important Protections for Military and Overseas Voters
- No. 09058 Military Voting—What about State Election
- No. 10005 Does the New Federal Law on Military Voting Apply to Special Elections
- No. 10013 Absentee Ballots MUST be Mailed 45 Days before Election
- No. 10055 DOD Acts on MOVE Act Waiver Requests
- No. 10056 Maryland Will Meet the 45-Day Standard, But Only for Federal Offices
- No. 10064 Suit Filed to Protect Military Voting Rights in Maryland
- No. 10070 DOJ Sues New York to Enfranchise Military Voters
- No. 10072 Military Absentee Voting in Maryland
- No. 10073 A Small Price: Laws on the books protect the few who sacrifice for the many
- No. 10074 New York, Illinois Fail to Deliver Absentee Ballots
- No. 10091 Safeguarding Military Voting Rights: Progress Made and What Remains to be Done
- No. 10093 Great Victory for Military Voting Rights
- No. 11013 Military Voting in 2011 Chicago Mayor Election
- No. 11021 Proposed Private Right of Action under UOCAVA
- No. 11059 Military Voting—Progress in South Carolina
- No. 11077 DOJ Proposes UOCAVA Amendments
- No. 11084 Military Voters Lose Out as States Race to be First in Presidential Primaries
- No. 11092 Voting Victims—Antiquated Process Can Disfranchise Service Members
- No. 11093 Military Voting: One Step Forward and Two Steps Back
- No. 11108 Tennessee Secretary of State Goes the Extra Mile for Military Voters
- No. 12002 Vote in 2012
- No. 12003 Don’t Let Redistricting Litigation Disfranchise Military Voters
- No. 12005 Military Voting and Redistricting
- No. 12009 Don’t Let Ballot Access Litigation Disenfranchise Military Voters
- No. 12018 Let’s Put Some Teeth into Military Voting Law
- No. 12025 Federal Court Order Protects Military Voting Rights in New York
- No. 12026 Federal Court Orders Alabama to Extend Deadline for Receipt of Mailed-in Absentee Ballots
- No. 12037 Military Voting Rights in Wisconsin
- No. 12056 Eleven California Counties are Late in Sending Absentee Ballots for 2012 Primary
- No. 12078 Don’t Make Service Members Wait another 60 Years to Vote!
- No. 12079 Act Now to Vote in 2012
- No. 12085 GOP Rules Require that Military Personnel have a Reasonable Opportunity to Vote in the 2016 Presidential Nomination Process
- No. 12091 Please Contact your Local Election Official Today
- No. 12101 Ballot Dispute Delays Absentee Ballot Mailing on Long Island
- No. 12111 Don’t be Fooled by “Duffel Blog” Spoof
- No. 12113 Good News on Military and Overseas Voting from Kane County, Illinois
- No. 12117 Good News on Military and Overseas Voting from Isle of Wright County, Virginia
- No. 13013 Good News on Military Voting in Avon, Connecticut
- No. 13078 Good News on Military Voting in San Bernardino County, California
- No. 14006 A New Election Year has Begun, Submit a New FPCA
- No. 14023 Military Voting in South Carolina Primary
- No. 15024 Military Voting under UOCAVA
- No. 15095 Military Voting in 2016
- No. 16028 Don’t Let Redistricting Litigation Disenfranchise Military Voters
- No. 16045 Service Members Must be Given the Opportunity to Vote
- No. 16085 ROA Files Amicus Brief Supporting Military Voting Rights
- No. 16118 The Federal Write-in Absentee Ballot (FWAB)—First you Must Apply for a Regular Absentee Ballot before you Can Submit a Completed FWAB
- No. 17012 Time for Act II of the MOVE Act. Five Proposed Overseas and Military Voting Reforms
- No. 17060 Military Absentee Ballots Must Go Out at Least 45 Days Before Election Day
- No. 18046 Service Members Deserve the Right to Vote—Please Help them Exercise it.
- No. 18057 Military and Overseas Voting in the 2018 Mid-Term Elections
- No. 18093 New York Continues to Disfranchise Military Personnel in Non-Federal Elections
- No. 18095 Absentee Ballots Must be Transmitted at Least 45 Days before Election Day
- No. 19014 Small Sacrifices from all Will Make the All-Volunteer Military Work
- No. 20039 The COVID-19 Pandemic Must to Disenfranchise Military and Overseas Voters in the 2020 Primaries and General Election
- No. 21072 Vote in the 2022 Mid-Term Elections
- No. 22044 Memorial Day 2022
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