Analysis

In the battleground state, recent moves by voters and lawmakers have made voting more accessible and election subversion more difficult.

It wasn’t just an abuse of power, it was a campaign finance scandal – with lessons for today.

The Constitution gives Congress significant power to regulate the structure and jurisdiction of the Supreme Court so long as the justices keep their jobs, salaries, and independence.

Georgia’s State Election Board made it easier to delay certification, but disputes do not mean problems with the election.

Users on X were falsely told that Vice President Harris could not ascend to the top of the Democratic ticket.

The 59th anniversary of the Voting Rights Act underscores the urgent need to protect the freedom to vote, especially for people of color.

Pennsylvania’s federal elections are poised to be some of the most expensive races as big donors and national groups seek to shape the state’s congressional delegation.

Congress can take action to establish staggered 18-year terms of active service for Supreme Court justices and bring regular turnover to the bench.

A commander in chief with little concern for legal limits holds a big advantage over any lawful effort to restrain him.

President Biden’s proposal reflects broad, bipartisan support for major reform.