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February 29, 2024

Red State AGs Keep Trying to Kill Ballot Measures by a Thousand Cuts

Camille Squires,

February 9, 2024

Faced with ‘Cop City’ Referendum Push, Atlanta Changes Up Its Election Rules

January 4, 2024

Twelve Questions Shaping Democracy and Voting Rights in 2024

Michael Barajas, , Alex Burness, , Daniel Nichanian, , Camille Squires,

November 14, 2023

After Ohioans Legalize Weed, GOP Leaders Already Want to Roll Back Key Reforms

August 16, 2023

‘We Have a Right to Put It on the Ballot’: How Organizers Are Defending Direct Democracy

Daniel Nichanian,

August 9, 2023

Ohioans Reject GOP Effort to Weaken Direct Democracy, in Big Win for Abortion Rights

Cameron Joseph,

June 1, 2023

“An Attempt to Fool Voters”: Ohio GOP Sets Up Vote To Weaken Direct Democracy

Cameron Joseph,

March 20, 2023

“An Attack on Direct Democracy in Arkansas”

Daniel Nichanian,

November 10, 2022

The Ballot Measures That Revamped Voting on Tuesday

Camille Squires,

September 21, 2022

Four Ballot Measures Threaten to Undercut Direct Democracy in Arizona and Arkansas

Quinn Yeargain,

July 13, 2022

In California Cities, a New Frontier for Public Financing of Elections

Spenser Mestel,

June 8, 2022

South Dakotans Refuse to Weaken Ballot Initiatives, Keeping Hopes Alive for Medicaid Expansion

Daniel Nichanian,

May 30, 2022

“A Systematic Assault”: GOP Rushes to Change Election Rules to Block Medicaid in South Dakota

Quinn Yeargain,