Bringing You Up to Speed on Trump EO, Mail Ballot Rule
The USPS issued a final rule in late August, and the Supreme Court overruled a lower court in a related case one business day later. But the developments are hardly decisive about elections this November.
Gabriel Sterling, Who Helped Conduct Georgia’s Noncitizen Vote Investigations, Has Questions about Census Analysis
“I am intrigued, but left with many questions” — six, in fact.
Lessons from a Noncitizen Voting Audit in Arizona
The efforts of the Yavapai County Recorder’s office will likely help bolster trust in its elections, but it offers some useful information for officials and voters in other jurisdictions, too.
Elections Continue UnSAVEd
What’s next for election policy and discourse, after Congress adjourns until mid-September with the president’s top legislative priority stuck.
An Election Scorecard Worth Bookmarking
The R Street Institute has released an election law tracker and rating system that is thorough and fair.
As National Debates Rage, State Election Officials Stick Up for Local Power
Secretaries of State volunteered their thoughts about local control of election administration during a biannual meeting.
Election Day Should Mean Election Day in Nevada
While respecting a recent Supreme Court ruling that allows certain ballots to be received after Election Day, Nevada should update its policy for the sake of trust in the election process, its governor writes.
Trump Fires Election Commissioners, in Move More Symbolic Than Significant
The president’s removal of two Election Assistance Commission members left a technical support agency vacant but is likely to have little effect on the 2026 Midterms.
Read About Declare’s New Election Integrity Map
We’re giving the term ‘election integrity’ some criteria and a 50-state tool to track them, striving to be as fair and accurate as possible.
After Court Ruling, Reflecting on the Good of SAVE
A judge determined that using a federal data tool for verifying voters’ citizenship status was beyond its lawful purpose. But the existence of such a mechanism might fill a need.