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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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Sharing the Facts

Explore our series to make sense of news about elections, the rule of law, and democracy.

Polling

Explore our polling results and analysis on the major trends in elections and the rule of law.

What's Breaking Through

Explore the ways we’re talking about the major developments in the assault on the rule of law and elections.

Cases & Amicus Briefs

Explore our collection of cases and amicus briefs.

Reports

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Blogs
April 28, 2026

What’s Breaking Through About False Claims of Noncitizen Voting

Polling
April 23, 2026

Survey: Americans Disapprove of Federal Agents’ Enforcement Tactics

Trend Analysis
April 21, 2026

State Voter File Analyses: Comparisons of Turnout in 2020 and 2024

Blogs
April 20, 2026

Sharing the Facts About Voting Machines

Blogs
April 19, 2026

Michigan Delivered an Accurate Election in 2020. DOJ Is Once Again Leaning on Disproven Claims.

Amicus Briefs
Updated April 17, 2026

Kelly v. Hegseth — First Amendment Rights (DC)

U.S. District Court for the District of Columbia, U.S. Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia
Ethics and Regulatory Complaints
Updated April 15, 2026

Bar Complaints – John Eastman (CA and DC)

Ethics and Regulatory Complaints
Updated April 15, 2026

Backgrounder: John Eastman’s Trial Before the State Bar Court of California

On Jan. 26, 2023, the State Bar of California filed a Notice of Disciplinary Charges against Eastman.
Blogs
Updated April 15, 2026

The Final Case for John Eastman’s Disbarment

Breaking Down the California Bar’s Closing Brief
Reports
Updated April 13, 2026

Nearly 1 in 3 Americans Voted by Mail in 2024

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.