“The impermissible racial motives outlined in this case are unacceptable, but the court chose not to act,” said Amy Keith, Common Cause Florida executive director.

“This law undermines the will of the people and will allow corruption to go unchallenged. Let’s be clear: This has never been about minimizing frivolous complaints; this is about making complaints almost impossible," said Amy Keith, executive director of Common Cause Florida.

"Private individuals mass-questioning the voting eligibility of thousands of their fellow voters is un-American, and it's not allowed under Florida law," said Sylvia Albert, Democracy and Representation Policy Counsel of Common Cause.

“This isn’t about minimizing frivolous complaints; this is about making complaints almost impossible,” said Amy Keith, executive director of Common Cause Florida.

"Election Protection’s voter assistance resources help voters navigate the current voting rules, whether they choose to vote by mail or vote in person, so that every eligible voter can cast a ballot that counts," said Amy Keith, executive director of Common Cause Florida.