Common Cause, Southern Coalition for Social Justice and global law firm Hogan Lovells held a media briefing outlining the legal arguments and strategy behind our fight to defend our democracy in Moore v. Harper.

The major voting rights case is scheduled for oral arguments in front of the U.S. Supreme Court on Dec. 7.

There is no legal basis to upend our nation's long-standing system of having checks and balances in place for our elections processes.

On Thursday, October 27 at 1 p.m. EST, Common Cause and the Southern Coalition for Social Justice will hold a media briefing to discuss the legal arguments and strategy behind the fight to defend our democracy in Moore v. Harper.

Common Cause and Southern Coalition for Social Justice filed their Supreme Court brief upholding the role of checks and balances in elections.

National and local experts describe the dangers the upcoming Moore v. Harper case poses to elections and the freedom to vote.