The Brennan Center for Justice at NYU School of Law is a nonpartisan, nonprofit think tank, litigation firm, and advocacy organization. Our goal is to make American democracy live up to its promise for all.
The Brennan Center and other key voices are addressing executive overreach in the courts.
The president of the Brennan Center reaffirms the organization’s commitment to the rule of law and outlines an agenda to defend constitutional principles, empower voters, and renew American democracy.
Several states, including Arizona, Florida, Georgia, South Carolina, and Texas, have long had laws prohibiting guns at the polls to protect against armed intimidation.
Multiple experts discuss the faults with high court justices claiming “history” provides a legitimate foundation their rulings.
There is broad recognition that obeying court orders and the rule of law isn’t optional.
This appendix provides details the methodology used in the Brennan Center’s analysis of the AI Elections Accord.
This page features Wisconsin Supreme Court election spending data and television advertisements from the 2025 election cycle.
A compilation of television advertisements from the 2025 state supreme court elections.
Many checks exist before, during, and after voting takes place to ensure that all votes are included in the total and counted accurately.
