Lawyers Can Make the Difference This Election
At We The Action, we are fighting back. We want to see a world where there are no gaps among people’s ability to access our democracy or justice.

Read in-depth op-eds on voting rights and democracy from guest authors and Democracy Docket founder, Marc Elias. Use the drop-down menu to organize by topic.
At We The Action, we are fighting back. We want to see a world where there are no gaps among people’s ability to access our democracy or justice.
We passed legislation to ensure it doesn’t happen again.
Stymied at the ballot box, Republicans are now turning to courts directly to undo voter protections and enable election subversion.
Young people are constantly told that if we just turn out to vote, we will change the country. Since 2018, we have done just that.
Florida and democracy are in the headlines again. This time, it’s because the state government arrested dozens of Florida citizens for voting in August.
Arizona’s top court discarded hundreds of thousands of voter signatures — without explanation — to sink a ballot measure that would expand voting rights and protect future elections.
Protecting our right to vote and our democracy itself depends on flipping just a handful of pivotal seats in state legislatures.
Standing before Independence Hall in Philadelphia, President Joe Biden captured the immediacy of the threat facing our country this November.
Over the past decade, the conservative majority on the U.S. Supreme Court has perpetrated a multifaceted attack on American democracy.
Given the U.S. Supreme Court’s interest in the independent state legislature theory, its partisan implications are well worth investigating.