Trump Administration’s Terrorism Claims Omit Crucial Available Data
We need more information to better understand how the federal government prosecutes terrorism — so we’re suing
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In Victory for Voting Rights, Judge Permanently Blocks North Carolina Purge Loophole
Officials can’t avoid federal protections for purges by calling them challenges -
States’ Campaign Spending Proposals Could Help Level the Playing Field for Working Parents
A May FEC decision allowing federal candidates to spend campaign funds on childcare could make running for office significantly more accessible for parents. But its impact will be limited — so candidates and lawmakers are proposing reforms at the state and local levels. -
Massachusetts Latest to Join Growing Roster of States Passing Automatic Voter Registration
So far this legislative session, six states have passed automatic voter registration. It is a remarkable turn of events when many states seek to restrict voting. -
Is the Trump Administration Planning to Pressure States to Aggressively Purge Voter Rolls?
We’re suing to find out -
A new Congress could restore the promise of the Voting Rights Act
The Brennan Center’s Myrna Pérez discusses the threat of voter purges on the anniversary of the VRA -
The State of Voting 2018 — Updated
Here’s what’s happened on the voting front since we published our comprehensive summary in June -
States and Cities Should Follow Recent FEC Ruling on Childcare
Campaign finance reforms at the state and local level could move the needle and position these offices as accessible stepping stones with far-reaching impact -
Are the Last Key Campaign Finance Laws in Kavanaugh’s Sights?
The SCOTUS nominee could support efforts to weaken the rules even further, his record suggests -
Interference in US Elections Has Been Going On For Years. The Reason? Voter Purges
As ever more voters are delisted, no part of the US is immune from purges – but every eligible American deserves the right to vote.
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