Casting ballots at sports stadiums and arenas is safe, fun, and great for citizens and teams. A new study shows how.
Protecting the Vote
Who’s Going to Save Local Businesses From Amazon And Other Monopolies? The U.S. Postal Service.
A new, cheap local service gives the USPS and hometown merchants a fighting chance.
New York’s Smart New Voting Rights Law
On the verge of enactment, the statute enshrines access to the ballot, even establishing a pre-clearance test like the one the Supreme Court struck down in 2013. Why other states should emulate what Albany is doing.
A New Weapon in the Voting Wars: Legislative Attacks on Election Officials
The public needs to step in to preserve the right to vote and defend election officials getting hammered by anti-voter laws, interest groups, and the judiciary.
Voting Rights: “There Is Reason to be Optimistic as Well as Alarmed”
The Supreme Court is curtailing voting rights, as are many states. But the Brennan Center’s Michael Waldman sees reason for hope. Here’s why.
Another Scheme to Curtail Voting Rights
Get to know the “independent state legislature doctrine” which intrigues Justices Thomas, Alito, and Gorsuch.
Glenn Youngkin Goes Full MAGA
He ran as an amiable moderate. He’s governing like Trump.
Georgia Republicans Are Scheming to Subvert the Will of Voters
GOP lawmakers know that the state’s diversifying electorate poses a threat to their candidates. Here’s what they’re doing to hold on to power.
A Voting Rights Bill That Both Democrats and Republicans Can Support
The GOP reflexively blocks any legislation that makes it easier to vote. But Mitch McConnell’s home state of Kentucky shows a model for compromise.
Election Subversion Is the Biggest Threat We Face
There are some good safeguards in the Manchin-Klobuchar bill that should pass before we turn to Democratic wish lists.

