We launched our State Accountability Project in March with the goal of shedding light on voter suppression and election issues. Here's a look at what we've discovered so far in Florida.

Records from the Duval County Clerk's Office in response to American Oversight's request for records reflecting its role in implementing Florida SB 7066, including any records related to determining if an individual with a prior felony conviction has completed all terms of his or her sentence and how such information is shared.

Records from Duval County, Florida, in response to American Oversight's request for directives and guidance from the Florida Director of Elections concerning voter roll maintenance.

Public records request to Duval County Clerk’s Office seeking records reflecting its role in implementing Florida SB 7066, including any records related to determining if an individual with a prior felony conviction has completed all terms of his or her sentence and how such information is shared.

Public records request to Duval County Clerk’s Office seeking email communications with other state and local officials, as well as private collections agents, regarding implementation of Florida SB 7066, including email communications related to how to determine if an individual with a prior felony conviction has completed all terms of his or her sentence and the accuracy of data related to an individual’s completion of his or her sentence.

No records response from Duval County in Florida for directives from Florida's Department of State on voter roll maintenance.

Records from the Duval County Supervisor of Elections in Florida of communications mentioning public figures and organizations, such as the Heritage Foundation, who have prominently claimed that voter fraud is widespread and advocated for restrictions on voting.

Public records request to Duval County in Florida seeking directives and guidance from the Florida Director of Elections concerning voter roll maintenance.

Public Records Request to Duval County Supervisor of Elections seeking communications with public figures and activists, such as former Kansas Secretary of State Kris Kobach, who have prominently claimed that voter fraud is widespread and advocated for restrictions on voting.