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More than a year after its issuance, many provisions are blocked and others are still being challenged in federal courts. 

The data includes sentiment on the Supreme Court itself and reform proposals.

A nationally representative sample of 1,000 registered voters from the Verasight panel responded to this survey between November 6–13, 2025.  The margin of error is ±3 percent.

The following Brennan Center and coalition resources provide detailed information on Section 702, how it has been used to gain warrantless access to Americans’ communications, proposals for reforming the law, and the 2026 reauthorization process.

Seven briefs challenge the FTC’s use of its investigative authority to retaliate against a media nonprofit.

A two-pager compiled by the Brennan Center that illustrates why Congress must close the Section 702 backdoor search loophole by requiring a warrant/FISA Title I order for U.S. person queries.

A compilation of television advertisements from the 2026 state supreme court elections. 

This page features Arkansas Supreme Court election spending data and television advertisements from the 2026 election cycle. 

This page features Wisconsin Supreme Court election spending data and television advertisements from the 2026 election cycle.

Numerous federal and state laws guard against attempts by election deniers to intimidate voters or election workers. Laws also detail what poll workers and election observers can and can’t do.