The Key to Opposing Trump 2.0? Direct Democracy
The second Trump administration is underway, and conservative officials across the country appear emboldened.

The second Trump administration is underway, and conservative officials across the country appear emboldened.
We aren’t yet in a constitutional crisis but the Trump administration is certainly hinting towards one.
Since Trump returned to the White House, the Elon Musk-led faux agency DOGE has been hit with a slew of lawsuits.
The civic process goes beyond simply casting a ballot; it involves understanding the issues at stake and actively participating in our communities.
The most common question I receive is how everyday citizens can help in the fight for democracy. Here are ten things all of us can do.
A Feb. 1 election will determine who will lead the Democratic National Committee (DNC). The current chair, Jaime Harrison, decided not to run for re-election, so it’s a wide-open playing field.
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Democracy Docket looks back at the anti-voting people and groups we exposed in 2024.
What Trump did to our elections he is now doing to the other institutions of our democracy.
Democracy Docket’s opinion writers range from professors to activists to lawyers, creating exclusive content just for our readers. They’ve provided their unique perspectives on a variety of topics
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