Appendix: Does AI Fight or Fuel Election Disinformation?
This appendix details the methodology used in the Brennan Center’s research on artificial intelligence and election disinformation.
This appendix details the methodology used in the Brennan Center’s research on artificial intelligence and election disinformation.
This page features Washington Supreme Court election spending data and television advertisements from the 2026 election cycle.
Sending troops or ICE officers to the polls is illegal. Here’s how you can protect your vote and your community’s voice, even if federal agents unlawfully show up.
This legal analysis of leading proposals for term limits demonstrates that they can be implemented by statute.
Reviewing key federal and state laws and regulations will help election officials, their counsel, and others who support them to appropriately prepare and respond, if necessary.
Reviewing key federal and state laws and regulations will help election officials, their counsel, and others who support them to appropriately prepare and respond, if necessary.
Reviewing key federal and state laws and regulations will help election officials, their counsel, and others who support them to appropriately prepare and respond, if necessary.
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The decision is the latest in a series of highly politicized rulings that have contracted Americans’ rights and aggrandized the Supreme Court’s power.
A one-pager from the Brennan Center for Justice refuting the claim that Section 702 surveillance will “go dark” if the statute expires on June 12.