The threat to U.S. elections is real—here is how policymakers can address it.
With our nation’s system of election administration facing profound challenges, Commissioner Benjamin Hovland of the U.S. Election Assistance Commission shares his thoughts on the path forward.
Far-reaching federal legislation would set national standards to combat many new state laws aimed at suppressing voters and sabotaging valid election results.
Michael Sozan, a senior fellow at the Center for American Progress, provided testimony supporting three Massachusetts structural reform bills that would prohibit political spending by foreign-influenced U.S. corporations.
Results from a national survey of registered voters shed light on how Americans view the importance of the social safety net and other economic policies amid the coronavirus pandemic.
Those who brought democracy back from the brink deserve recognition from the country’s highest office.
CAP brought together diverse religious leaders to explore the values underpinning the faith community’s support of democracy.
In the next several months, Congress is poised to pass the For the People Act, transformative democracy reform legislation.
Commonsense executive actions can limit improper foreign influence in elections.
The diversity and complexity of rural voters were on display in the 2020 election, particularly in states such as Georgia and Arizona.