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Voters Approve Big Data Privacy Reforms

By Andrew Leonatti | Last updated on December 01, 2020

Lost in all the ongoing hoopla of Election Day 2020 is some big news for fans of keeping their online data private in the face of corporate and government...

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The Latest Vote-Counting Challenges on Election Day

By Ashley Ravid | Last updated on November 06, 2020

The outcome of this year's presidential election may take a longer time to determine than usual, partly because of the increase in voters utilizing mail-in...

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Texas Attorney General Fires Whistleblowers, Possibly Breaking Law

By Ashley Ravid | Last updated on October 29, 2020

Earlier this month, seven aides working for the office of Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton signed a letter accusing Paxton of corruption and...

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Who's Faring Best in the Election Lawsuits?

By Richard Dahl | Last updated on October 22, 2020

Every day, or so it seems, we read about another court that's made an important ruling on voting rights. The arrival of the coronavirus pandemic earlier this...

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What Happens if Undocumented Immigrants Aren't Included in the Census?

By Andrew Leonatti | Last updated on October 20, 2020

One of the biggest reasons why the 2020 elections' stakes are so high is that this is a census year. The once-a-decade population count will affect...

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What Does the SCOTUS Ruling in Oklahoma Mean for State Residents and Tribal Citizens?

By Richard Dahl | Last updated on July 17, 2020

We don't know what the long-term impact of the U.S. Supreme Court's recent decision on tribal sovereignty in Oklahoma will be. But many agree that the court's...

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