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Reports
Updated October 27, 2026

Executive (Dis)Order: Trump’s Unprecedented Use of Executive Orders and How States Are Fighting Back

The high volume of President Trump’s executive orders now surpasses the full two-term totals of Presidents Barack Obama and George W. Bush.
Blogs
Updated October 26, 2026

What’s Breaking Through About False Claims of Noncitizen Voting

Polling
October 19, 2026

Survey: Americans Want to Increase Federal Spending on Elections

Polling
October 19, 2026

Survey: Americans Want Accurate Vote Counts, Even If They Take Time

Polling
October 19, 2026

Survey: Most Americans Oppose DOJ Demands for Private Voter Information

Polling
Updated September 18, 2026

Survey: Americans Don’t Want Trump’s Interference in Elections

Polling
Updated September 18, 2026

Americans Oppose ICE at Polling Places

Reports
Updated September 15, 2026

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.
Blogs
Updated September 14, 2026

Sharing the Facts About Trump’s Second Executive Order on Elections

Reports
Updated September 3, 2026

Nearly 1 in 3 Americans From Across the Aisle Voted by Mail in 2024 and 2022

States United analysis reveals that white voters, voters 65+, and overseas U.S. military voters are among the groups that relied significantly on voting by mail in the last presidential election.