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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

Veteran Election Officials Are Concerned Nevada’s Early Vote Count Won’t Be Accurate

Nevada Democrats Look to Silicon Valley to Prevent Iowa-Like Meltdown

New Hampshire Primary Showed How Student Turnout Can Overcome Notorious Voter Suppression Law This November

The Iowa Disaster Shows Why Techie Culture and Running Elections Don’t Always Mix—and Nevada Could Be Next

Voting Booth’s Reporting From Iowa Explains Likely Causes of Caucus Meltdown

Inside the Iowa Democratic Party’s ‘Boiler Room’ Meltdown

Explaining a Likely Cause Behind Iowa’s Caucus Meltdown

Sanders and Biden on Collision Course to Save America From Trump

A View From Iowa: The 2020 Campaign Isn’t Heading into the Gutter—It’s Already There

What Happens Next If Iowa and Nevada 2020 Caucuses Are Disrupted?

The Political Battle in Wisconsin Over Purging 200,000 Voters Could Come to a Swing State Near You

The Hometown Project Boosts Musician and Artists’ Local Ties to Elect Progressive Candidates

Voting System CEOs Agree to Work With Government, Not Independent Analysts

New Federal Money Will Lock in America’s Next Wave of Voting Machine Technology

Cybersecurity Risks Cast Shadow on Nevada’s 2020 Democratic Presidential Caucuses

Why an Elections Expert Is Warning That Verified Voting Organization Has ‘Lost Its Way’

Why We Can Expect More Voting Machine Headaches in 2020

Did the Contested Kentucky Election Reveal Republicans’ Strategy for 2020?

Social Media Is Amplifying Trump’s Rants and Disinformation More Than Ever—Can Society Protect Itself?

How the 2019 Election Could Be a Preview of Voting Issues We Might Face in 2020

Why the DNC Nixed Smartphone Voting in Alaska’s 2020 Primary

Why the DNC Is Divided Over Smartphone Voting in the Alaska Primary

Why Over 130,000 New Voting Machines Could Lead to More Distrust in U.S. Elections

Why a Local Showdown Over Voting Technology in North Carolina Is a Harbinger for Elections Across America

Iowa Dems Vote to Expand the Number of Sites for 2020 Caucuses, Including Nursing Homes, Factories and Campuses