Nattawat Kaewjirasit/EyeEm/Getty Images Bridging & Common Ground Polarization to participation: New insights on strengthening democracy Kristina BecvarMay 17, 2024
Electoral Reforms Voters face new rules for mailed ballots in battleground states Meaghan Downey02 May
Civic Engagement & Education Alpha Phi Alpha's enduring mission to empower the vote F. Willis Johnson15 April
Ethics & Leadership As election workers face increased threats and intimidation, some states are trying to protect them Barbara Rodriguez, The 19th01 April 2022
Frederic J. Brown/AFP via Getty Images) Some states are making it harder to vote, some are making it easier. Will they affect turnout? Nancy Martorano MillerMar 18, 2022
Threats to democracy Election fraud occurs, but rarely and without impacting results David MeyersJan 05, 2022
Governance & Legislation New jobs for voting rights experts from the left and the right Sara SwannOct 26, 2021
Opinion Claims of voter suppression in newly enacted state laws don’t all hold up under closer review Derek T. MullerAug 11, 2021
Governance & Legislation Report: One-third of the country has limited voting access since the 2020 election Sara SwannJul 22, 2021
Big Picture Cross-partisan study labels ongoing election audits an 'existential threat' Sara SwannJul 09, 2021
Fresh wave of bills would curb voting nationwide as Georgia law keeps drawing fire David HawkingsApr 01, 2021
Electoral Reforms At a turning point for voting rights, direction signals point both ways Eliza Newlin CarneyMar 31, 2021