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In the run-up to the election, the federal government is exerting unprecedented pressure on American democracy.

This year’s election is like no other for one reason: The Trump administration is trying to undermine the electoral process itself. Add in AI-boosted cybersecurity threats and misinformation, and it makes for an unprecedented challenge. But state and local election officials, the courts, and others are pushing back to ensure that voters have the final say.

Federal Interference | Law Enforcement Demands for Records | Influence of Big Money | Voter Suppression | Election Security | Misinformation | Election Integrity | Gerrymandering

Federal Interference

The Trump administration is engaging in an unprecedented effort to take control of the election process and undermine trust in the results.

Law Enforcement Demands for Records

Based on discredited theories of election fraud, federal law enforcement is pursuing state and local election records.

Influence of Big Money

Wealthy donors and corporations dominate electoral giving and spending like never before, drowning out the voices of everyday Americans.

Voter Suppression

State laws that make it harder to vote have proliferated, and they often disproportionately affect people of color.

Election Security

Additional support is needed to keep elections secure in the face of growing threats, but the federal government has been moving in the wrong direction.

Misinformation

AI and social media have become powerful tools for misleading voters.

Election Integrity

False claims of fraud are driving attempts to interfere with the counting of votes and certification of election results.

Gerrymandering

It’s now more frequent, more extreme, and more pivotal given the tight margins of House majorities.