5 Ways Moore v. Harper Threatens Your Freedom To Vote
Politicians and special interests have taken their anti-voter agenda all the way to the Supreme Court.
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Why Partisan Gerrymandering Helps Explain The Speaker Vote Fiasco
Until we fix the structural problems with our democracy, this kind of dysfunction will likely continue.
Congress just passed the updated Electoral Count Act
Passing the revised ECA adds additional safeguards to prevent bad actors from undermining – or even overturning – future elections.
The solution to Georgia’s expensive and unnecessary Senate runoff
If Georgia had Instant Runoff Voting (IRV), the recent runoff election for the U.S. Senate would not have been necessary.
Working An Election Will Give You More Faith In The Election Process – And Humanity
If more people got offline and oversaw the process of democracy with their neighbors, there would be less partisanship and division.
Will Colorado Be The Next State To Pass Ranked Choice Voting?
With local RCV victories piling up, Colorado could be nearing a tipping point to pass RCV statewide.
Voters Chose Democracy, Took Power Away From Politicians In The 2022 Midterms
The anti-corruption movement is growing, and we’re winning.
How to Talk Politics with Your Family This Thanksgiving
Americans don't agree on much these days, but we do agree on one thing: We the people should control our government.
10 Things You Can Do While You Wait For Election Results
We promise: there’s no point in refreshing Twitter or your favorite news outlet.
This is how votes are counted and verified in U.S. elections
How does the process of counting votes actually work? Here’s how it happens, and why you can be sure the election results are accurate.
2020 All Over Again?
Here are three midterms scenarios Americans need to prepare for.