In Arizona’s Most Populous County, There’s a New Sheriff in Town
Maricopa County is an unfortunate example of how sheriff elections do not necessarily represent the will of the people.
Maricopa County is an unfortunate example of how sheriff elections do not necessarily represent the will of the people.
Bolstered by his three new hires, Michael Whatley has promised to “work around the clock to file aggressive litigation where needed.”
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.
It’s a tale as old as time in Ohio, but Republican officials are again using their authority to thwart efforts to expand the people’s power.
A new survey reveals that despite an increasingly polarized public on key issues, a majority of Americans approve of pro-voting policies and are against most of those that restrict voting.
Even as voting by mail has become increasingly important to winning elections, it remains a target of Republican derision.
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.
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