Elections
Free and fair elections are critical to the health of democracy, and voting is the most important expression of a citizen’s democratic rights. America’s voting rights history includes an uneven expansion of the franchise to cast a ballot as well as increased barriers to voting. Improving the voting experience for all Americans allows citizens and engaged communities to register to vote, cast their ballots, and have their votes accurately counted.
Postponing An Election: Prudent or Bad Precedent?
The 2018 Voting Experience: Polling Place Lines
Improving The Voter Experience
Smart Use of Electronic Poll Books Can Reduce Long Lines on Election Day
Is Voting by Mail Safe and Reliable? We Asked State and Local Elections Officials
Improving The Voter Experience
Public Health Experts and Election Administrators Can Ensure a Healthy Democracy
Voting by Mail in the Age of Coronavirus: A Good Idea, but Not a Total Solution
The Confusing (and Different) Emergency Powers over Elections in States
Accessing the Vote During a Pandemic
Logical Election Policy
Episode 23: BPC Weekly
Adapting Congress to COVID-19: Remote Hearings Need to be Accessible
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