Bloody Sunday Was 58 Years Ago. We Still Have Work to Do.
President Biden can move faster to expand voting access.
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Finishing the Job on Voting Access Before the Next Big Election
Two years after President Biden issued an executive order to make registering to vote easier, his administration must do more to get the job done.
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Scholarship Roundup: Reimagining Constitutions for the People
Scholars offer new ideas for boosting public participation in the construction and interpretation of state constitutions. -
Federal Indictment Is Another Rejection of Trump’s Election Denial
Trump’s effort to cast doubt on his 2020 loss with claims of widespread fraud has failed again and again. -
Stare Decisis in the Spotlight
North Carolina’s reconfigured supreme court will hear two recently decided democracy cases. -
Voting Rights Are Expanding in Blue States, Contracting in Red
Data on voting bills shows the need for baseline national voting standards. -
Poll: New Yorkers Support Public Campaign Finance
A large majority of voters want to fully fund New York’s new small donor public financing program to counter the outsized influence of megadonors. -
A Blow to Mexico’s Democracy . . . And Our Own
A new law weakening Mexico’s national election agency shows that no country can take democracy for granted. -
Prosecuting Election Saboteurs Protects Election Officials
The Trump indictment sends an encouraging message to our embattled election officials. -
Florida Changes Law to Boost Unjust ‘Voter Fraud’ Prosecutions
A new law expands the authority of prosecutors controlled by the governor’s administration, risking more prosecutions of honest mistakes and the intimidation of eligible voters.
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