Vote-at-home pioneers Phil Keisling and Barbara Smith Warner weigh in on the long-term impacts of Trump’s campaign against vote by mail.
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The Precarious Future of Vote by Mail
Democracy’s defenders won round one, but Donald Trump has done plenty of damage to Americans’ faith in voting at home.
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Vote While You Still Can
Massive turnout is the best strategy for defeating systematic efforts to disenfranchise U.S. voters.
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Trump Demands: Ditch Vote-By-Mail. Republicans Shouldn’t
It is in the GOP’s long-term interest to allow low-propensity, rural residents to vote at home.
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After Election Day, Fight Back with Ideas
The MAGA landslide left us devastated, too, but it also rekindled our commitment to public policy ideas that work and can win elections.
Posted inProtecting the Vote
Do You Have Questions About When and Where to Vote, Candidates and Issues Up and Down the Ballot? We’ve Got You Covered.
A voting rights expert discusses the best guides to smooth your final choices.
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How Can Democrats Boost Youth Turnout? Enact Vote-at-Home
A new study shows that when states mail ballots to every registered voter, more young people vote, and when more young people vote, Democrats win.
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Does Voting By Mail Really Help Candidates Win?
A Virginia special election provides clues—and shows the GOP still struggling.
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Ohio Republicans Go All-Out to Crush Majority Rule and Kill a Pro-Choice Referendum
It’s bad enough that the state’s GOP is trying to raise the threshold for a pro-choice referendum to 60 percent because they know they’ll lose. The chef’s kiss is all the norms they must break to get there.
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Two Great Election Reforms That Go Great Together
Ranked-choice voting brings numerous benefits and one downside: It requires voters to spend more time with the ballot. Vote by mail gives them that time.
