Arlington’s efforts to create “instant-runoff” County Board elections may hinge on an upcoming meeting with technology vendors.
Democracy in America articles
This Democracy in America archive has all our articles about election reform in the United States. The section is meant to encourage discussion about the strengths and weaknesses of the election system and help you build new ideas for the future. Be sure to check out our main section on American democracy as well.
Attempt to Rush Census and Abuse Citizenship Data Abandoned
On Friday the Trump administration agreed not to release population numbers or any citizenship data before President-Elect Joe Biden takes office.
Lawsuit says Election Rules Harm New Mexico Third Parties
The complaint says candidates who aren’t Democrats, Republicans or Libertarians face a much tougher time getting their names on the ballot.
New Push to End Rule Stripping Virginia Felon Voting Rights
If some lawmakers get their way, Virginia felons rejoining society will no longer have to rely on the benevolence of future governors to be able to vote.
Why Democracy Needs to Be Taught in School
For years, civics has been neglected in favor of math and English, subjects with federally mandated annual tests.
Community Demands Better Voting Access for Wisconsin Disabled
Issues with voting accessibility have persisted for years in Wisconsin, but the pandemic brought them to the forefront.
US House Impeaches Trump for Inciting Deadly Capitol Riot
The House of Representatives impeached Trump Wednesday for inciting insurrection, making him the first President in US History to be impeached twice.
Legislation Filed to Require Paper Ballots in Missouri
State Senator Bob Onder has filed legislation to require paper ballots to be used in all future Missouri elections.
Republicans Introduce Minnesota Voter ID Law
Senator Scott Newman once again introduced a bill that would require Minnesotans to present photo identification for in-person and absentee voting.
Study: Companies in More Corrupt States Pay Higher Dividends
Companies headquartered in U.S. states with higher levels of political corruption pay out more to investors through dividends and stock buybacks