Discriminatory barriers like polling place closures and voter roll purges still prevent Americans from voting. 

Former President Trump and his allies have told lies about the 2020 elections, so here is the truth about what happened. 

This bill would increase voting access, curb gerrymandering and improve disclosure in our campaign finance system. 

This sweeping and transformative bill has several provisions covering voting rights, election security, redistricting and campaign finance. 

Voters have a right to know whether members of Congress are working in the public’s best interest or using their position of power to further their own private interests.

These latest congressional stock trade violations are part of a troubling, bipartisan trend where members of Congress try to avoid accountability. 

We must show that we value the freedom to vote by passing the VRAA to eliminate racial discrimination at the ballot box. 

Read Marquibe Smith's story about learning how to restore his voting rights in Tennessee. 

In this op-ed, Danny Jones, explains why Michigan's independent redistricting commission should end the practice of prison gerrymandering. 

The settlement is a warning to Washington counties with election systems that deny voters of color an equal opportunity to participate in the political process. 

Efforts in the state of Rhode Island to increase transparency in regard to election spending will remain intact following the court's ruling. 

An overview of what the Hatch Act is and how the White House has violated it during the Republican National Convention. 

The lawsuit urges the court to implement new, rightly apportioned maps before the next election to protect the constitutional rights of Wisconsinites. 

This report shows how states have changed their vote-by-mail and early voting laws in 2021.

As COVID-19 cases began to increase throughout the country Senators and Representatives from both sides of the aisle traded securities – many related to the pandemic itself.

Malinowski's failure to disclose his stock trades highlights larger problems with accountability in Congress. 

Fallon is the most recent example of members of Congress failing to provide the accountability the public deserves. 

By prioritizing their own self-interest, Sen. Paul and other members of Congress are hurting public trust in government with their stock trades.