Voter Suppression On Trial in Texas
The state’s lawyers admit they’re worried about unicorns.
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Florida Officials Urge Residents to Ignore Science and Avoid Covid Boosters
A new report by the Brennan Center and the Union of Concerned Scientists spotlights the lack of policies and laws needed to safeguard science in Florida and other states across the country. -
Governor DeSantis vs. Prosecutorial Discretion
Florida is one of several places where prosecutors are being targeted because of their charging decisions. -
Protecting Science from Politics
When state agencies manipulate or suppress scientific research, the burden falls unevenly on Latinos and Black Americans. -
Judicial Ethics Doesn’t Bar Judges from Speaking Out About Diversity and Racial Injustice
A Black justice on the North Carolina Supreme Court is being investigated for discussing implicit bias and diversity in the judicial system. -
Kentucky Supreme Court Weighs Partisan Gerrymandering
Voters are increasingly turning to state constitutions to fight partisan gerrymandering. Will the Kentucky Supreme Court be the next to greenlight such claims? -
Ban Guns at Voting Sites
A new Brennan Center report highlights the risks of mixing firearms with voting. -
The FEC, Still Failing to Enforce Campaign Laws, Heads to Capitol Hill
Despite progress on a few emerging issues, the FEC still struggles to do its job. Congress should press the agency to do better. -
Texas’s Voter Suppression Law Is On Trial
The Brennan Center is in federal court challenging a Texas law that makes it harder to vote, especially for people of color and those with disabilities. -
How to Protect the 2024 Election
States must make key reforms to defend against election subversion.
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