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Is defending direct democracy too low on philanthropy’s priority list?

The Vermont House approved a committee amendment to H.541 to create a state criminal offense targeting intentional or reckless intimidation of voters and election officials, with penalties up to two years in jail or a fine up to $2,000; the bill was ordered to third reading after a favorable committee report.

Secretary of State Shirley Weber emphasizes election security and voter access following bomb threats.

State officials affirm commitment to democracy amid Attorney General Bondi's letter.

Committee members stress importance of robust voter ID laws for election security

The 15-year-old donor collaborative fund has a strong track record of state-based civic engagement funding for underrepresented people under its belt as it takes on an election in which pro-democrac...

Legislators aim to prohibit intimidation during election-related activities in Colorado.

Panel emphasizes urgency in safeguarding democracy through fair redistricting practices this November.

Grafton County Bar Association and New Hampshire Bar Association issue statements supporting rule of law.

Tennessee Assembly passes SB1047 prohibiting foreign entities from funding political candidates.