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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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Cases
September 9, 2022

Pennsylvania Senate Intergovernmental Operations Committee v. Department of State —Voter Information (PA)

COMMONWEALTH COURT OF PENNSYLVANIA
Legal Analysis, Reports
August 31, 2022

A Democracy Crisis: Pennsylvania Spotlight

This factsheet spotlights the status of election subversion legislation and other efforts in Pennsylvania.
Legal Analysis, Reports
August 31, 2022

A Democracy Crisis: Wisconsin Spotlight

This factsheet spotlights the status of election subversion legislation and other efforts in Wisconsin.
Cases
August 31, 2022

Brnovich v. Hobbs – Elections Procedures Manual (AZ)

YAVAPAI COUNTY SUPERIOR COURT; ARIZONA COURT OF APPEALS, DIV. ONE; ARIZONA SUPREME COURT
Legal Analysis, Reports
August 31, 2022

A Democracy Crisis: Arizona Spotlight

This factsheet spotlights the status of election subversion legislation and other efforts in Arizona.
Legal Analysis, Reports
August 31, 2022

A Democracy Crisis: Georgia Spotlight

This factsheet spotlights the status of election subversion legislation and other efforts in Georgia.
Legal Analysis, Reports
August 31, 2022

A Democracy Crisis: Michigan Spotlight

This factsheet spotlights the status of election subversion legislation and other efforts in Michigan.
Legal Analysis, Reports
August 31, 2022

A Democracy Crisis: North Carolina Spotlight

This factsheet spotlights the status of election subversion legislation and other efforts in North Carolina.
Amicus Briefs
August 30, 2022

McEwen v. Sainz – Signature Verification/Early-Ballot Challenges (AZ)

SANTA CRUZ COUNTY SUPERIOR COURT
Reports
August 18, 2022

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

The governor, the attorney general, and the secretary of state are in charge of making sure elections are free, fair, and secure. They’re the guardians of our democracy.