Getting on the Ballot Doesn’t Have to Be this Hard
By: Aidan Calvelli ’24 | November 30, 2021 Election law is having a moment. When Democrats took the House in […]
Issue Explainer
We Must Defend the Integrity of Vote Counting, Not Just Vote Casting
By: Mark Haidar ’23 | September 13, 2021 As Benjamin Franklin was exiting the Constitutional Convention in 1787, someone asked
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
The Democratic Paradox of Ballot Measures: In Order to Form a More Perfect Uber?
By Caroline Hansen | November 1, 2020 When U.S. voters receive their ballots this year on November 3 (or