Recruiting the ‘essential workers of democracy’: Group aims to sign up poll workers ahead of midterms

By Barbara Rodriguez

‘Dictatorship never again’: massive pro-democracy protests sweep Brazil

By Brett Wilkins

Trump loyalists systematically purging the few Republicans who won’t commit to steal elections

By Mark Sumner

Governors, senators, and representatives finding themselves facing primary opponents—or a sudden lack of donors—when they run afoul of Trump

How ranked-choice voting can help make politics more about building coalitions than riling up superfans

By M. Mitchell Waldrop

Election voting systems aren’t exciting topics, but the right ones can actually help make politics more inclusive and less divisive

Joe Biden says the need for election law reform is serious, but where are his actions?

By Miles Mogulescu

Extraordinary pressure from the president was necessary for the 1964 Civil Rights Act, has Biden learned from LBJ?

Afraid of losing his reelection bid, Brazil’s Jair Bolsonaro echoes Trump’s bogus ‘voter fraud’ accusations

By Brett Wilkins

Brazil’s far-right president accused of trying to ‘manipulate public opinion with false accusations’

Voter fraud is not a serious problem, despite myths propagated by GOP activists

By Frances Moore Lappé and Richard R. Rowe

Conservative elites have manufactured hysteria around a problem that doesn’t exist in order to promote voter restrictions they think will benefit Republicans