Policy

Justice Brett Kavanaugh concurred with a majority of six other justices, writing specifically about his concerns of the timing of the rule with Election Day just weeks away.

What’s next for election policy and discourse, after Congress adjourns until mid-September with the president’s top legislative priority stuck.

The R Street Institute has released an election law tracker and rating system that is thorough and fair.

Election-policy-by-president is bound to fall apart. It’s happening as we speak.

With the latest round being attempted after a Supreme Court decision, there’s a question of who this actually is supposed to benefit. Some recent polling suggests that the voters don’t believe it’s them.

A 2024 law that did away with a method for counting votes didn’t create a necessary process for replacing it. Now against an implementation deadline with no solution, officials are uncertain — but the lesson is clear.

Kentucky’s Michael Adams talks to Declare about his experience with voter rolls and the Justice Department, federalism in elections, and more.

The SAVE America Act is described as too big an instrument for too small an issue, by those who’ve run the election process at county-level.

A list of election policy goals stated by House Administration Committee chairman Bryan Steil helps clarify what national Republicans might want beyond the status quo.

The provision was included in a package billed as being about absentee ballot return deadlines.

Question 1 in the Pine Tree State fell far short of approval because its opponents described the details mostly right — even if out of order.

States from Kentucky to Texas are clarifying that only citizens may vote while administrators remind the public how rare the problem is.