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Voting Booth

Incisive reporting on elections, primaries, voting rights and the party process.

Earth | Food | Life

Environmental journalism that integrates the path for sustainable lifestyles and an ethical diet.

Local Peace Economy

Inspiring stories of people’s efforts to reshape and reinvest in our local economy.

Our Schools

Going to the front lines of the nationwide effort to privatize and undermine the public education system.

Face to Face

Going beyond headlines, labels and caricatures to find the social, political, spiritual common ground upon which we can build a shared politics.

Economy for All

Making the case for the general welfare of American society and the world at large.

Globetrotter

Lifting the voices of journalists working from the continents of Africa, Asia, and Latin America to make a world free of suffering.

Drug Reporter

Covering the disastrous war on drugs and mass incarceration it produces—and the growing movement to reform it.

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Steven Rosenfeld Archives

Recruiting Poll Workers Is Key to Thwart Trump’s Attacks on Our Voting Systems

Looming Major Election Challenge: Mail-In Ballots That Never Make It to Voters

Technology Failures Add to Problems in June’s Pandemic Primaries

Red Flags Foreshadowed Georgia’s June 9 Primary Election Meltdown

The Public Just Got a Sneak Peek of What Our November Election Could Look Like

Presidential Primaries Strained by Civil Unrest and the Pandemic

Time Is Running Out for At-Home Voting in June 2 Primary States

Why Vote-by-Mail Preparations Across the Country Are Worrying Experts

What Happens If Trump and Biden Both Claim Victory? Legal Scholars Fret Over Plausible Scenarios

Ohio Primary Adds New Worry for Fall: Rejected Provisional Ballots

In Many Red States, the GOP Puts Up Resistance to Voting by Mail

How the Coronavirus Has Created New Battlefronts Over Voting Rights in Battleground States

Wisconsin Stunner: The Highest State and Federal Courts Back GOP Voter Suppression

Strong Signs that Judges Will Increasingly Decide How 2020 Elections Are Run During the Coronavirus Pandemic

Election Officials Worry About Voting Supply Shortages for Fall

House and Senate Dems Differ on Taking on GOP Voter Suppression in Emergency Response to Pandemic

Democrat and GOP Leaders Are Considering Online Voting in Light of Coronavirus for Party Elections

Why Nationwide Voting by Mail Isn’t a Silver Bullet in a Pandemic

Democrats’ Next Big 2020 Worry: Nominating Delegates Amid Virus

Many New Voting Systems Debuted in 2020 Aren’t Ready for Prime Time

Many New Voting Systems Debuted in 2020 Aren’t Ready for Prime Time

Another New Voting System Debuts on Super Tuesday, With More Red Flags

South Carolina’s Flawed Debut of New Voting System Is a Red Flag for Upcoming Elections

Powerful Documentary Details Extensive Voter Suppression in Notorious 2018 Georgia Election

Voting Tech Gone Wrong: How Scrambled Data Upended a Nevada Caucus Site