A Cry for Help: Civic Education in Today’s America
By Patrick O’Connor | April 18, 2021 There is a “deep flaw” in our nation’s education policies. “American democracy […]
H.R. 1, Voter ID, and The Myth of Voter Fraud
By Catherine Walker-Jacks | April 11, 2021 H.R. 1—The For the People Act—is a bold piece of proposed legislation
Issue Explainer: The Filibuster
By Christina Coleburn | March 21, 2021 As legislative battles rage in Congress, discussions about the future of
H.R. 1: Congress’s Plan for a Stronger Democracy
By Zachary Sorenson | March 7, 2021 Late Wednesday night, the U.S. House of Representatives passed H.R. 1,
A Primer on Brnovich v. DNC: The Supreme Court’s Latest Voting Rights Case
By Omeed Alerasool | March 7, 2021 Described as the Supreme Court’s “chance to diminish the Voting Rights
Lessons from Election Litigation in the COVID-19 Era
By Irfan Mahmud | November 15, 2020 In this heavily litigious election year, courts throughout the country have been