Minnesota: Election Denial in Races for Election Administration Positions
A collection of examples illustrates the prevalence of election denial in 2022 contests for the offices that will run the next elections in Minnesota.
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Michigan: Election Denial in Races for Election Administration Positions
A collection of examples illustrates the prevalence of election denial in 2022 contests for the offices that will run the next elections in Michigan. -
Florida: Election Denial in Races for Election Administration Positions
A collection of examples illustrates the prevalence of election denial in 2022 contests for the offices that will run the next elections in Florida. -
Georgia: Election Denial in Races for Election Administration Positions
A collection of examples illustrates the prevalence of election denial in 2022 contests for the offices that will run the next elections in Georgia. -
Arizona: Election Denial in Races for Election Administration Positions
A collection of examples illustrates the prevalence of election denial in 2022 contests for the offices that will run the next elections in Arizona. -
Voting Machines at Risk in 2022
A joint analysis from the Brennan Center and Verified Voting finds that replacing aging voting equipment will cost hundreds of millions of dollars. -
Financing of Races for Offices that Oversee Elections: February 2022
Fundraising for secretary of state candidates continue to rise at a remarkable pace, and party-aligned groups that are active in election official contests have also seen record-setting donations. -
Brennan Center Files Freedom of Information Act Requests for Information on DHS’s Use of Social Media Monitoring Tools
The Brennan Center for Justice filed FOIA requests with DHS and three of its components seeking information about their use of tools from Voyager Labs, ShadowDragon, and Logically Inc. -
Voting Laws Roundup: February 2022
As the 2022 state legislative sessions begin, lawmakers have already introduced more new restrictive voting legislation than at this time last year. They have also continued to introduce bills designed to undermine the electoral process. -
Records Obtained in 2020 Census FOIA Lawsuit
The Trump administration documents are mostly from the Commerce Department and the Census Bureau.
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