Democracy Docket was created to track the legal battles over voting rights more closely than any other news outlet — offering ...

The Department of Justice (DOJ) asked an appellate court to revoke the temporary restraining order (TRO) issued by a federal ...

The letter marks a direct congressional response to Democracy Docket’s investigation, which found last week that David Levin ...

Trustworthiness lies at the heart of the post office’s unofficial motto that “neither snow nor rain nor heat nor gloom of ...

The Department of Justice is again pleading with the U.S. Supreme Court to greenlight President Donald Trump’s mail voting executive order, despite multiple injunctions blocking it. Trump’s DOJ filed ...

By issuing this final rule, the Trump administration has flouted the court’s injunction,” says voting rights groups.

The proposal represents a potentially significant expansion of the administration’s efforts to collect and analyze state ...

Without any consideration of whether the Executive’s ‘goals’ are lawful, or even likely lawful or possibly lawful, the ...

In a new lawsuit, Democratic states argued the new USPS mail ballot rule “violates the Constitution and federal statutes many ...

President Donald Trump wants to interfere with mail voting during the upcoming midterm elections, and he’s betting the U.S.

Voting rights groups and nearly half of the states have asked a federal court in Massachusetts to quickly reblock the ...

"The Court sees fit to grant the Government equitable relief to proceed with implementing the challenged Order on the grounds that, because the Government had not yet issued a final rule at the time ...