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This database from the conservative think tank tracks cases brought by prosecutors claiming election fraud.
This database includes a list of recent cases the DOJ has been involved in over federal voting laws.
This university program, established jointly with the National Center for State Courts, offers assistance to judges who are called to rule on election law disputes. One of their offerings is an Election Law Manual, which was last updated in 2022 and provides a comprehensive overview of election law and the judiciary's role.
This site run by the Republican National Committee tracks legal challenges to election laws that involve the RNC and Republican groups across the country.
This tracker lets users search for individual bills and laws by state or issue, and offers analysis of the measure's potential impact. Great for looking at common trends in election-related legislation.
This group formed by former Republican officials funds election legal challenges that they view as undermining democracy. They argue for election rules established by lawmakers — not the courts — and the enforcement of election laws.
This project out of UCLA's law school is run by election law expert Rick Hasen, and has a board packed full of election experts from around the country. They produce research on issues facing democracy, file legal briefs in support of democracy and offer webinars on the subject.
This database tracks court orders related to the 2020 election, and lets users search by state or issue and download decisions.
This organization supports reporters around the country, protecting their legal rights. One of their initiatives is an extensive Election Legal Guide, outlining journalists' rights while covering campaign events and reporting around polling places. There is more in-depth information for a handful of battleground states, and the guide is available in both English and Spanish.
The Civil Rights Division's Voting Section enforces federal voting laws. Their website includes a list of guides to help the public understand voting rights, laws and procedures.
This comprehensive guide will help you understand variability in election laws and practices, and learn how to better navigate misinformation, legal changes, and the logistical aspects of election coverage.
NCSL has a comprehensive list of state laws that affect elections — from how various states handle felon voting rights to poll watching to voter ID laws.
This online site founded by Democratic attorney Marc Elias includes a searchable database of decided and pending court cases shaping voting rights around the country.