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This resource details state and federal laws protecting against the intimidation of voters and election workers and the disruption of the voting process.

Reviewing key federal and state laws and regulations will help election officials, their counsel, and others who support them to appropriately prepare and respond, if necessary.

This page features Pennsylvania Supreme Court television advertisements from the 2025 election cycle.

This guide details amicus filings from academic historians.

The Brennan Center obtained an internal oversight report detailing the two-months-long exposure of federal, state, and local intelligence about Americans.

All practicing lawyers within and outside the government are bound by ethical rules, standards, and commitments that protect against abuses of power.

The Trump administration is pressing state officials to provide sensitive information about voters.

Together, these actions form a concerted strategy to interfere with elections.

The Brennan Center and others filed friend-of-the-court briefs in support of states challenging the Trump administration’s indefinite pause on billions of dollars in federal financial assistance.

60 percent of local election officials are concerned about federal cuts to election security services, and 87 percent say it’s important for state and local government to provide additional resources to make up for the cut funds and support.