Looming Major Election Challenge: Mail-In Ballots That Never Make It to Voters
Steve Rosenfeld - June 26, 2020
Technology Failures Add to Problems in June’s Pandemic Primaries
Steven Rosenfeld - June 19, 2020
Red Flags Foreshadowed Georgia’s June 9 Primary Election Meltdown
Steven Rosenfeld - June 14, 2020
The Public Just Got a Sneak Peek of What Our November Election Could Look Like
Steven Rosenfeld - June 8, 2020
Presidential Primaries Strained by Civil Unrest and the Pandemic
Steven Rosenfeld - June 2, 2020
Time Is Running Out for At-Home Voting in June 2 Primary States
Steven Rosenfeld - May 30, 2020
Why Vote-by-Mail Preparations Across the Country Are Worrying Experts
Steven Rosenfeld - May 20, 2020
What Happens If Trump and Biden Both Claim Victory? Legal Scholars Fret Over Plausible Scenarios
Steven Rosenfeld - May 11, 2020
Ohio Primary Adds New Worry for Fall: Rejected Provisional Ballots
Steven Rosenfeld - April 30, 2020
In Many Red States, the GOP Puts Up Resistance to Voting by Mail
Steven Rosenfeld - April 26, 2020
How the Coronavirus Has Created New Battlefronts Over Voting Rights in Battleground States
Steven Rosenfeld - April 17, 2020
Wisconsin Stunner: The Highest State and Federal Courts Back GOP Voter Suppression
Steven Rosenfeld - April 7, 2020
Strong Signs that Judges Will Increasingly Decide How 2020 Elections Are Run During the Coronavirus Pandemic
Steven Rosenfeld - April 4, 2020
Election Officials Worry About Voting Supply Shortages for Fall
Steven Rosenfeld - March 27, 2020
House and Senate Dems Differ on Taking on GOP Voter Suppression in Emergency Response to Pandemic
Steven Rosenfeld - March 25, 2020
Democrat and GOP Leaders Are Considering Online Voting in Light of Coronavirus for Party Elections
Steven Rosenfeld - March 24, 2020
Why Nationwide Voting by Mail Isn’t a Silver Bullet in a Pandemic
Steven Rosenfeld - March 19, 2020
Democrats’ Next Big 2020 Worry: Nominating Delegates Amid Virus
Steven Rosenfeld - March 15, 2020
Many New Voting Systems Debuted in 2020 Aren’t Ready for Prime Time
Steven Rosenfeld - March 9, 2020
Another New Voting System Debuts on Super Tuesday, With More Red Flags
Steven Rosenfeld - March 5, 2020
South Carolina’s Flawed Debut of New Voting System Is a Red Flag for Upcoming Elections
Steven Rosenfeld - March 3, 2020
Voting Tech Gone Wrong: How Scrambled Data Upended a Nevada Caucus Site
Steven Rosenfeld - February 25, 2020
Veteran Election Officials Are Concerned Nevada’s Early Vote Count Won’t Be Accurate
Steven Rosenfeld - February 20, 2020
Nevada Democrats Look to Silicon Valley to Prevent Iowa-Like Meltdown
Steven Rosenfeld - February 14, 2020
New Hampshire Primary Showed How Student Turnout Can Overcome Notorious Voter Suppression Law This November
Steven Rosenfeld - February 13, 2020