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As voting rights are eroded, who gets to vote in the United States?

On this episode of the Just Politics podcast, experts discuss the current state of voting rights—and how faith communities should be involved in protecting them.
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This latest episode of the Just Politics podcast takes a close look at the fragile and rapidly shifting landscape of voting rights in the United States. Host Eilis McCulloh is joined by Eliza Sweren-Becker, deputy director of the Brennan Center’s Voting Rights and Elections Program, and by Reverend Kendall L. McBroom, director of Civil and Human Rights at the General Board of Church and Society and an ordained elder in the African Methodist Episcopal Church.

Together, they examine the current state of voting rights, the impact of recent court decisions on the exercise of those rights, and how faith communities can support voter engagement and counteract suppression efforts.

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