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Political Leaders Denounce Democrats Who Elevate Election Deniers in Republican Primaries
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National Council on Election Integrity applauds breakthrough bipartisan agreement on ECA update
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Swamp Stories Episode 43: A conversation with former Senate Majority Leader Trent Lott
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Fixing our political system and building a democracy that works for everyone
Research and Analysis
Analysis
The Congressional Fundraising Treadmill: Six Numbers to Know from the Latest Congressional Campaign Finance Filings
Reports
3 Existential Threats to Our Elections
An exodus of election officials, potential election manipulation, and inadequate funding of our election infrastructure threaten our democracy...
Reports
Extreme Gerrymanders
12 examples of how state legislators have drawn unfair maps for partisan gain over the next decade...
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Fair Pay
Why Congress Needs to Invest in Junior Staff...
Events
Entrepreneurship as a Vehicle for Building Inclusive, Multigroup Democracies
Democracy Entrepreneurs are innovators who are working to strengthen democracy. This session will highlight how democracy entrepreneurs across the world are building innovative organizational models and strategies to give rise…
Issue One in the Media
Politico: Former Democratic leaders blast party’s ‘risky and unethical’ meddling in GOP primaries
Votebeat: Election administrators found their voice and are making lawmakers listen
Politico: ‘It’s going to be an army’: Tapes reveal GOP plan to contest elections
Philadelphia Inquirer: To build trust in the electoral process, let’s ‘pull back the curtain’ on how it works
ReFormers Caucus
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National Council on Election Integrity
A bipartisan group of 36 government, political, and civic leaders who are devoted to defending the legitimacy of our elections