Election Security in All 50 States
A better understanding of how each state can improve election security preparedness can help build urgency for appropriate solutions and arm stakeholders with information to demand increased security measures.
Virginia’s Newly Elected Delegates Bring Women’s Issues to the Forefront
Virginia’s newly elected women delegates are now leading the charge in making their voices heard in government.
The Cost of Corruption: Waste and Abuse in President Trump’s Cabinet
Following the president’s lead, top White House advisers have engaged in a pattern of wasteful and extravagant spending on themselves at the taxpayers’ expense.
The Surge of Women Candidates
This week, Michele and Igor sit down with Karen Tumulty, national political correspondent for The Washington Post, to discuss the record number of women running for office.
Voter Purges Prevent Eligible Americans from Voting
Voter purges silence Americans at the ballot box, and Ohio’s voter purge case will have important repercussions on the future of voting rights.
An Appropriations Bill Is Threatening to Make Politicians More Dependent on Big Donors
A draft bill would undermine crucial limits on how much money donors are able to give to members of Congress and candidates for federal office.
Donald Trump and Criminal Conspiracy Law
Exploring the merits of prosecutors approaching the interlocking allegations against the Trump campaign and organization as a criminal conspiracy through the use of the Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Organization Act.
Is Trump Planning to Distract from His Tax Bill by Causing a Government Shutdown?
Trying to placate his base, which will not be happy with his donor-driven tax bill, Trump appears to be seeking a government shutdown.
Committee Contributions Ban
Congress should bar lawmakers from accepting contributions from interests in front of their committees.
How Corporate Donors Get Their Tax Breaks and 5 Ways to Fight Back
Americans must fight corruption with political reform solutions, including a new policy to ban members of Congress from accepting money from donors with interests before their congressional committees.
Your Internet Access Is at Risk
This week, Michele and Igor sit down with FCC Commissioner Jessica Rosenworcel to discuss net neutrality.
Close Elections, Missing Voices, and Automatic Voter Registration Projected Impact in 50 States
Each of the 22 million Americans projected to become registered to vote with Automatic Voter Registration is an eligible citizen poised to exercise their voting power.
God, Roy Moore, and Faith in the Resistance
This week, Michele and Igor chat with two guests and discuss the intersection of religion and politics, specifically Christian nationalism and the pairing of progressivism and faith.
In 2016, White Evangelicals Acted More White Than Evangelical
Michele and Igor chat with author Reza Aslan about Tuesday's elections and the role of religion in the Trump movement.
3.1 Million U.S. Citizens of Voting Age Are Voiceless in Elections
Voter disenfranchisement laws are rooted in racism and run counter to the idea of redemption.