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We provide tools and guidance for state and local election officials, law enforcement leaders, pro-democracy partners, the press, and the public. Our resources focus on election protection, accountability, truth in elections, and preventing political violence.
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Best Practices

Building and Maintaining Relationships with Law Enforcement: A Roadmap for Election Officials

Reports

Elections Are Run by the States: A Guide to Statewide Offices and Election Power

The governor, the attorney general, and the chief election official—usually the secretary of state—work together to keep elections free, fair, and secure. They’re the guardians of our democracy.
Best Practices, Toolkits

Election Season Communication Guidance for State & Local Officials

Blogs, Polling

New Survey: Americans Overwhelmingly Support Protections for Election Workers

Best Practices, Fact Sheets, Public Safety Fact Sheets, Toolkits

Public Safety Resources for Election Season

States United has developed a collection of resources to help elected officials, election officials, and law enforcement leaders prepare for a safe and secure election season. These resources may also be of interest to civil society groups, media, and the broader public.
Reports, Trend Analysis

Voter Turnout in American Elections Since 2000

Explore voter turnout data
Fact Sheets

Backgrounder: Fulton County, Georgia, charges against Trump and 18 others for 2020 presidential election interference, explained

The 98-page indictment laying out 161 actions in furtherance of the conspiracy tells a clear story: Donald Trump and his allies attempted to undermine the will of the American people in an effort to overturn the 2020 presidential election.
Reports

States of Denial: Tracking Election Deniers in Key State Legislatures

Fact Sheets

Backgrounder: U.S. Department of Justice charges Trump for 2020 presidential election interference, explained

This criminal investigation is being led by DOJ Special Counsel Jack Smith. The investigation is ongoing.
Reports

The Reality of Full Hand Counts: A Guide for Election Officials