A new survey supported by the Brennan Center finds that prediction market odds shift voters’ views of which candidates are ...
His biting criticism of the Roberts Court made national news, but his opinions also display staunch support for state ...
From unprecedented spending to public outrage over corruption, here’s how big money is shaping the 2026 election.
Campaign finance ballot measures are up for a vote in key states as public frustration with the role of money in politics ...
With the mid-term elections approaching, questions have arisen over whether the Trump administration might attempt to station ...
We reran our springtime disinformation tests on six AI image generators — only one company showed real safety improvements.
California Voters Will Choose Whether to Allow Public Campaign Financing — Here’s Why It Matters
Thanks to Citizens United and other court decisions, states and localities cannot limit how much billionaires and wealthy ...
Early results of the state’s focus on rehabilitation and community reintegration provide lessons learned for other ...
More than 11 million Americans have already voted — here’s why we’re seeing victory after victory for voters, even as we stay ...
From declaring a national emergency to invoking the Insurrection Act, the president has no legal authority to seize voting machines or send troops to the polls — and he doesn’t have any power to ...
State legislatures over the past two years have sustained their focus on new voting legislation, but most voters will not face new barriers to voting in November’s elections. A number of states have ...
Elections are run by state and local officials, not by the federal government. Nonetheless, the federal government sometimes sends civilian observers to monitor the election process. The purpose of ...
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