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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.
Democracy Docket looks back at the anti-voting people and groups we exposed in 2024.
Though the 2024 election has passed, many ongoing redistricting cases could still have significant impacts on voting rights in a number of states.
From a reintroduction to Schedule F to a whole host of other proposals, legal organizations are preparing to fight Project 2025 in the courts.
In one of North Carolina’s most gerrymander districts, the Democratic candidate for the state Senate knows she’s going to lose badly, but she doesn’t care.
Far-right extremism and election denialism has gripped the GOP but nowhere as pronounced as it has in Arizona.
Jennifer McCormick is the Democratic candidate for governor of Indiana, which has consistently had one of the lowest voter turnouts in the country since 2010.
The longtime Washington attorney general discusses his gubernatorial campaign, Project 2025 and how being a chess master influenced his political career.
Forty-two candidates across six battleground states were recruited to run for office against election deniers in their communities.
Only 23 states and Washington, D.C. offer same-day voter registration, which allows voters to register to vote and then cast a ballot on the same day. “Same-day registration makes voting more accessible and encourages voters to participate in democracy,” said Carolyn DeWitt, president and executive director of Rock the Vote. Studies have shown that this […]
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