Supreme Court Case Could Rewrite Rules for Mail and Military Voting
The U.S. Supreme Court will hear a case with potentially sweeping implications for mail and military voters across the country. Read More
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A Great Day for Democracy: Key Lessons From the 2025 Elections
What happened on November 4, 2025 — and what it can tell us about the state of our democracy. Read More
150 Years of Military and Overseas Voting Now Under Threat
Four key trends could re-shape our time-tested, secure system of military and overseas (UOCAVA) voting. Read More
New Laws Threaten Students’ Freedom to Vote
Students planning to exercise their freedom to vote should prepare to obtain the right IDs, securing their documents, and learning about registration deadlines and polling locations. Read More
Election Policy is on the Ballot in 2025
While all eyes may be on the 2026 midterms, several elections are rapidly approaching that could shape future election policy. Read More
Mail Voting is Under Attack (Again)
Despite the security and bipartisan popularity of voting by mail, President Trump recently announced a plan to “get rid of mail ballots.” Read More
The EAC Should Safeguard Elections – Not Control Them.
A federal judge recently issued a ruling blocking President Trump's attempt to weaponize the Election Assistance Commission (EAC). Read More
Throwing Away Ballots is No Way to Speed Up Election Results
Across the country, states are considering laws that would shorten ballot receive-by deadlines — a move that could result in election officials tossing out tens of thousands of ballots cast by eligible citizens. Read More
Voter ID is NOT Documentary Proof of Citizenship. Here’s Why That Matters.
Voter ID and proof of citizenship laws may sound similar but have very different impacts on voters and our elections. Read More
What Will Future Elections Look Like? Start Paying Attention to the States.
What states do today will determine whether we hold free and fair elections in 2028. Read More