Filibuster Reform: A Short Guide
The Senate rule has been modified over 160 times. It can be changed again to pass necessary voting rights protections.
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The Fight Isn’t Over
Here’s how you can help protect voting rights and democracy. -
FOIA Documents from Trump Administration on 2020 Census
The internal government documents were obtained from the Commerce Department and Census Bureau through a Freedom of Information Act lawsuit. -
The Clean Slate Act Can Build a More Prosperous New York
Legislation to seal criminal records would remove barriers to jobs and housing. -
Criminal Legal Reform One Year into the Biden Administration
There’s still tremendous work to be done to live up to Biden’s promise to make the criminal legal system more just. -
Financing of Races for Offices that Oversee Elections: January 2022
Contests for governors, secretaries of state, and local election officials are underway. In battleground states, campaigns for positions from village clerk to statewide office are focused on the issue of the Big Lie that the 2020 election was “stolen.” -
Redistricting Litigation Roundup
A look at challenging redistricting plans adopted after the 2020 census.
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Social Media Surveillance by the U.S. Government
A growing and unregulated trend of online surveillance raises concerns for civil rights and liberties. -
Voting Laws Roundup: December 2021
This year’s tidal wave of restrictive voting legislation will continue in 2022. -
Data from the LAPD’s Trial of ABTShield
The LAPD used a social media monitoring tool that harvested millions of tweets from users nationwide.
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