Democracy Docket tracked voting rights and election-related litigation leading up to the 2024 election. Despite a wave of lawsuits aimed at restricting voting access, courts consistently ruled in favor of voters. Here’s a breakdown of the most litigated election cycle in history.
After the general election, North Carolina’s government finds itself in a partisan power struggle that may not bode well for voters.
Jack Smith sought to dismiss the election subversion case against Trump, citing the DOJ’s longstanding policy against prosecuting sitting presidents.
President Joe Biden has two months until he leaves office and President-elect Donald Trump, a known threat to democracy, takes over. During the lame duck period, Biden and Senate Democrats are able to take action to protect voting rights — by filling judicial vacancies.
How will a Trump DOJ run by loyalists and possibly purged of career attorneys impact voting rights? Looking at its record during Trump’s first term could provide an indication of what’s to come.
From a reintroduction to Schedule F to a whole host of other proposals, legal organizations are preparing to fight Project 2025 in the courts.
The election is a week away. But millions of ballots have already been cast. Here’s what you should know as you head to the polls.
Far-right extremism and election denialism has gripped the GOP but nowhere as pronounced as it has in Arizona.
With just weeks until the general election, Republicans are turning their focus to overseas voters by questioning their eligibility.
Partisan poll watching is a longstanding and mundane part of elections — but bad actors on the right have made it controversial.
