Analysis

It’s one of many long-ignored laws now ripe for politically motivated abuse.

Political ads are booming online, with more than $619 million spent this election cycle as of the end of August on Google and Meta alone. But a lack of transparency obscures the full picture.

The outcomes in races in Ohio and North Carolina will be determined in part by legislatures that altered election rules to benefit their allies.

Some politicians want to abuse a dangerous presidential power to deport noncitizens without safeguards or due process. 

Special Counsel Jack Smith’s brief in the Trump January 6 prosecution proves the need for Supreme Court reform.

State supreme courts are increasingly a venue for debate over history’s role in constitutional interpretation. 

Flaws in the process often bar, delay, or deter publication of important information. New rules are a positive step, but there’s more to do.

In advance of the election, judges should educate themselves on election administration and develop emergency response procedures that will enable creation of effective remedies.

Republicans have a 16-seat advantage going in to the election.

In a victory for voters, a federal judge struck down a provision that chilled voter outreach efforts by community organizations that assist voters.