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A broad national coalition has united behind the push for sweeping democracy reform.

Read analysis and commentary from the Brennan Center and others on the For the People Act and the Freedom to Vote Act.

Analysis of 12/9/8:1 in-district-only match proposal for legislative candidates.

In October 2018, a group of Shelby County voters and the nonprofit Shelby County Advocates for Valid Elections (SAVE) sued the state of Tennessee, Shelby County, and various election officials, arguing that Shelby County’s use of paperless “direct-recording electronic” (DRE) voting machines interferes with their right to vote. The federal district court dismissed the case. Below is a friend-of-the-court brief filed by the Brennan Center and Troutman Sanders LLP on behalf of 13 current and former election officials in 10 states asking the Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals to reverse the dismissal.

Brennan Center Michael Waldman discusses impeachment proceedings and presidential history with Gerson Borrero, host of “Estudio DC,” a Sunday morning current affairs program on the Hispanic Information and Telecommunications Network (HITN.)

This page features Kentucky Supreme Court television advertisements from the 2019 election cycle.

Intelligence agencies and security experts warn that America’s decentralized election infrastructure is likely to be a target in the 2020 election and beyond. The good news is there are key actions that federal, state, and local governments can take to ensure our elections remain free, fair, and secure.

H.R. 4 – To amend the Voting Rights Act of 1965 to revise the criteria for determining which States and political subdivisions are subject to section 4 of the Act, and for other purposes.

Momentum for pro-voter policies is building across the country with the support of the majority of American voters.

In advance of the New York State Public Campaign Financing Commission’s October 14 working meeting, the Brennan Center for Justice sent a memo to commission members answering policy and legal questions raised in past meetings and hearings.