Research
The UCLA Voting Rights Project is focused on advocating for all voters, especially those in communities that have been historically disinvested in and routinely marginalized in the political process.
Research Library
Our research library provides access to our original research, policy reports, and other assets to expand the understanding and attention to Latino issues.
Featured Projects & Reports
Policy Report
Housing & Homelessness
Should I Stay or Should I Go?: How Effective Transit-Oriented Development Can Lead to Positive Economic Growth Without Displacing Latinos
Policy Report
Democracy & Voting Rights
California Primary 2018: Comparison of Votes Cast by Political Party June 2014 to June 2018 (By County)
Policy Report
Democracy & Voting Rights
Latino Vote Choice: Ventura County, An Analysis of the June 2018 California Primary
Funding Principles
Voting Rights Policy and the Law Class
The UCLA Voting Rights Project leads an interdisciplinary course of voting rights law and practice—the first of its kind in the nation. Through rigorous coursework that explores legal theory, evidence and research skills coupled with hands-on experience, VRP prepares students to advance a successful voting rights claim, litigation process, and trial strategy.
Research, Reports, and Policy Papers
The UCLA Voting Rights Project publishes social science and legal research used by State elected officials, members of congress and other policymakers to advance and protect voting rights across the country.
