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GOP lawmakers are couching their bills as efforts to boost election security even though Texas has some of the most restrictive voting rules of any state.

 A two nationwide training on the use of the Early Warning and Early Response System (EWER)    aimed to collect, manage, and report incidents related to electoral violence across Liberia began in Gbarnga, Bong County, on February 6, 20

State election officials opted not to investigate a complaint alleging Democratic state Rep. Hai Pham lives in a different district.

Madison, WI – The City of Madison Clerk’s Office is a finalist in the nonpartisan U.S. Alliance for Election Excellence inaugural cohort of Centers for

Rethink the news: Reducing news to hard lines and side-taking leaves a lot of the story untold. Progress comes from challenging what we hear and considering different views.

Americans concerned with the strength of their democracy would do well to look at lessons from around the world. One is a warning: It often erodes before it collapses. Another is hopeful: It has the potential for regrowth.

Issues at stake in the 2022 midterm elections include abortion rights, democracy, gun policy, the economy, and more. We spoke to experts about why the 2022 midterm elections are so critical.

Meant to reduce polarization, Maine’s ballot-box initiative has created a chasm, though some say both parties could prosper.

What’s the best way to run free and fair elections? Proponents of one legal theory say state legislatures should have that power, unchecked by courts, governors, or state constitutions. Critics say there is no historical precedent and it could damage the vote.

The “independent state legislature" theory, backed by conservatives, contends that state lawmakers have the ultimate power to regulate federal elections