Congress Is Powerless to Fully Stop State-Level Threats to Democracy
Senate Democrats' latest election reform push would only scratch the surface of a growing threat to election results.
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Senate Democrats' latest election reform push would only scratch the surface of a growing threat to election results.
The poll comes as legislators push separate bills that would alter the state's rules for conducting elections.
A day after the Arizona Supreme Court ordered 2020 election audit documents to be made public, officials called out the growing mistrust in the election process.
Special session begins tomorrow, election integrity bill in the spotlight and last updated 2021-07-07 21:53:01-04 Governor Abbott releasing the agenda for the 87th Legislative Special Session. Lawmakers will make their way to Austin and reconvene Thursday at 10:00 am. This special session agenda is packed with controversial topics, most notably election integrity, highlighted in Senate Bill 7. "The eyes of the country are on Texas," said Dr. Patrick Flavin, Professor of Political Science at Baylor University. All eleven agenda items have strong opinions on both sides of the aisle, but the to...
How This Red State Expanded Voting Access Many Republican states have restricted voting options, but Kentucky is charting a path that once looked impossible. Can anyone else follow? Jon Cherry via Getty Images Election officials chat in the polling area in the Kentucky Center for African American Heritage on Nov. 3, 2020, in Louisville, Kentucky. This story was co-published in partnership with the On the afternoon of Jan. 21, a group of public officials gathered in Kentucky’s Capitol in Frankfort for a delicate conversation about changing how the state conducts elections. Masked and spread...