Political Intimidation Threatens Diversity in State and Local Office
Our study shows that women and officeholders of color face the brunt of threats and harassment. State-level reforms must be passed to preserve diversity.
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Elected Prosecutor in Arizona Refuses to Extradite NYC Murder Suspect for All the Wrong Reasons
County Attorney Rachel Mitchell is using politics and bad information to keep a New York murder suspect in Arizona. She must reverse course. -
State Supreme Court Elections to Watch in 2024
Key races in Michigan, Montana, Kentucky, and Ohio will shape state law on reproductive rights, criminal justice, and much more. -
Racial Gaps in Voter Turnout Are Growing — and Undermining Democracy
The difference in turnout between white and nonwhite voters has soared since 2008, especially in regions once covered by strict Voting Rights Act protections.
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People of Color Are Being Deterred from Voting
A new study shows a growing racial voter turnout gap. It’s compelling evidence that voter suppression laws are devastatingly effective. -
Disparity Between White and Nonwhite Voter Turnout Reaches New High
Turnout gaps in participation are especially troubling for Latinos. -
New Tech Accord to Fight AI Threats to 2024 Lacks Accountability for Companies
Here’s a list of ways to hold tech companies to their promises. -
Fact-Checking Trump’s Speech on Crime and Immigrants
The former president mischaracterized the data when speaking at the Conservative Political Action Conference. -
The House Intelligence Committee Blocks Crucial Surveillance Reforms
The powerful committee is making bad-faith moves to block efforts to protect Americans from government spying. -
The Alien Enemies Act Is Outdated, Dangerous, and Ripe for Abuse
Donald Trump has threatened to use the 1798 law to conduct mass deportations with little due process. Congress should repeal it.
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