Voters in some states are facing new barriers as they cast ballots in the midterms. Other new state laws are increasing the risk of election interference this fall and in future elections.

States like Arizona and Georgia are targeting people of color with restrictive voting laws.

To reduce the spread of misinformation, election officials should make more efforts to educate voters, disprove rumors, and collaborate with trusted messengers to reach local communities.

False claims about the 2020 election have prompted anti-voter laws and mistrust in the process. Election officials, civic groups, and the media must act against the threat of election misinformation.

Scapegoated for election outcomes that some politicians and voters did not like, election officials have been under unprecedented attack. Here’s a plan to protect them.

Officials report threats and a need for more support at the federal and local levels, and it’s causing many to leave their jobs.

This dubious legal theory could have dramatic consequences for elections.

The debunked “independent state legislature theory” is on the Supreme Court’s docket, with potentially disastrous consequences.