DeSantis’s Voting Stunt Goes Bad
The Florida governor’s push to punish honest voting errors is about deterring legitimate voters.
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The Federal Government Must Incentivize States to Incarcerate Fewer People
A proposed bill would fund ways to improve people’s lives rather than destroy them. -
What Can Federal Courts Do About Extreme, Outdated Sentences?
The scattered aftermath of a recent Supreme Court ruling shows the need for new solutions. -
Redistricting Roundup: Feb 7, 2023
The House majority Republicans won in 2022 is so slim that many are eyeing an epic rematch in 2024, but as the Brennan Center’s Michael Li points out in a new piece, “There’s a big wild card in the mix: In a number of states, the maps used in 2022 may not be the ones used in 2024.” -
An Opportunity to Stop Warrantless Spying on Americans
A loophole allows the government to use foreign intelligence authorities for domestic surveillance. Congress must close it. -
Perfecting the Constitution
Are amendments the way forward for progressive reformers? -
President Biden Should End State of the Union Silence on SCOTUS
When the Supreme Court becomes radicalized, it’s necessary and proper to say so. -
The Benefits of Combining Ethnic Identity with Race in the Census
Other reforms are needed to improve the precision, equity, and legitimacy of the count. -
End the Culture of Police Violence
The Tyre Nichols killing is a symptom of a broken police culture. -
How Voting Districts Could Change Before 2024
Ongoing redistricting fights mean voters in some states may encounter fairer or more gerrymandered maps in the next election.
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