Analysis

The administration is now the primary threat to election integrity.

Million-dollar donors fuel a nearly $200 million war chest to support a president who can’t run again.

Seattle voters will decide on Tuesday whether to renew funding for a voucher program that has made running for office more accessible there. 

A new executive order says that the government will only buy artificial intelligence models that are neutral and nonpartisan, but in reality, the policy would require technology companies to conform to the administration’s ideology.

Voting in the state suddenly became costly and arduous after Senate Bill 1 became law.

A bipartisan coalition is standing up for checks and balances.

The two states with gubernatorial races this year are on track for historically high spending driven by six- and seven-figure donations.

As the Trump administration’s attempt to pause trillions of dollars in federal grants is being challenged in the courts, providers and families are left hanging.

From cybersecurity assessments and training to coordination with law enforcement agencies, state governments need to provide wide-ranging support to ensure smooth and secure elections.

Misguided budget cuts could reverse encouraging crime trends.