Trump Administration Abuses Thwart US Pandemic Response
The Brennan Center is tracking Trump administration attacks on government science, ethical violations, and other abuses during the Covid-19 pandemic.
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Protecting Election 2020 from Covid-19: A Toolkit for Minnesota Activists
If the Covid-19 pandemic continues into November, we will need to change our election practices to make sure voters don’t have to choose between their health and their right to vote. We have the solutions to make our elections both safe and accessible to all. And with this toolkit, you will know what reforms your state needs and where to focus your efforts. -
State Hate Crimes Statutes
State laws against hate crimes vary widely, resulting in unequal protection from similar violent crimes in different jurisdictions. -
Voting Rights Restoration Efforts in California
California voters approved a statewide ballot measure restoring the right to vote to as many as 50,000 Californians on parole.
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Did Consolidating Polling Places in Milwaukee Depress Turnout?
Despite a surge of absentee voting, consolidating polling locations in the city of Milwaukee reduced turnout by nearly 9 percentage points, disproportionately affecting Black voters. -
How Amendment 3 Would Undo Missouri Redistricting Reforms
This November, Missouri voters will consider Amendment 3, a legislative proposal that would undo redistricting reforms passed by voters in 2018. -
Who’s Requesting Mail Ballots in Georgia’s Upcoming Primary?
Analyzing absentee ballot request data reveals significant racial, age, and party disparities. -
Maintaining Legislative Continuity Through Emergencies
Even amid crises such as the coronavirus pandemic, Congress and every state legislature must continue fulfilling their constitutional roles. -
Voter Purges in an Increasingly Vote-by-Mail World
In response to the likely increase in mail voting due to Covid-19, the Brennan Center has created guidelines to ensure voter purges don’t disenfranchise eligible voters. -
Buying Time 2020 - West Virginia
This page features West Virginia Supreme Court television advertisements from the 2020 election cycle.
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