How to Counter Big Money in Politics
Amplifying small donations combats the influence of megadonors.
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A Conversation with Washington Supreme Court Chief Justice Steven C. González
Washington State’s chief justice discusses balls and strikes, diversity on the bench, and the role of state courts in protecting rights. -
The Prosecutors Pledging Not to Enforce Abortion Bans
Following the leaked Supreme Court draft opinion, a growing group of prosecutors is pledging to use their discretion to not prosecute abortion cases. -
Talking to Parents About Politics Can Be Tough, but Democracy Is at Stake
One of the most popular types of civic engagement for young people is discussing political and social issues with family and friends. -
A Second Amendment Right to Conceal and Carry?
A Supreme Court ruling could vastly expand the number of Americans carrying concealed weapons. -
The President’s Extraordinary Sanctions Powers
A new report explains the International Emergency Economic Powers Act and proposes legislative reforms to prevent abuse and reduce harms. -
How to Protect Election Workers
“We can’t have a functioning democracy if we don’t have election officials who feel safe to conduct free and fair elections.” -
Overcoming the Existential Threat of Racism
National solidarity can help address the effects of racism in the United States, writes the Brennan Center’s Theodore R. Johnson. -
The Emerging Fight over Gerrymandering
As the once-a-decade redistricting process approaches, will lawmakers ensure that every vote counts equally? -
Voter Suppression Efforts in Georgia Are Escalating
The proposed anti-voter bills would disproportionately hurt Black voters, according to Brennan Center analysis.
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