The 5th Circuit Is Rehearing Voting Decisions at an Alarming Rate
A troubling trend is emerging in the nation’s most conservative federal appeals court.
A troubling trend is emerging in the nation’s most conservative federal appeals court.
Meet the wide-ranging cast of characters involved in this “frivolous” lawsuit to ban electronic voting machines in Arizona that’s dragged on for two years.
For Women’s History Month, Democracy Docket spoke to just a few of the many women attorneys and activists who are at the vanguard of today’s fight for voting rights. Here’s what we learned.
As we barrel head first into the thick of the 2024 election, Democracy Docket spoke with extremism researchers and experts to discuss threats to election workers.
Despite reports that Kari Lake has tried to soften her image for her U.S. Senate race, Kari Lake is still an election denier.
Harmeet Dhillon and her namesake law firm has become one of the leading legal groups working to roll back voting rights across the country.
During Black History Month we highlight how the fight for fair maps impacts Black voters’ lives.
A key provision of the Civil Rights Act protects voters nationwide from being disenfranchised over innocent and minor accidental ballot mistakes. Republicans seem bothered by this reality, litigating against parties seeking to enforce the provision in a multitude of court cases throughout the country.
Tomorrow, the parties in Trump’s ballot disqualification appeal will make their arguments to the nation’s highest court one last time. Here four questions to consider during tomorrow’s oral argument before the U.S. Supreme Court.
We analyze briefs amicus briefs submitted in Trump’s Colorado 14th Amendment disqualification appeal, which will be heard by the U.S. Supreme Court on Feb. 8.
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