On Wednesday, American Oversight, represented by Caplan Cobb LLP, sued Georgia Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger and other state officials for failing to respond to dozens of open records requests for election-related material.

See the latest in our investigations into Trump’s potential Supreme Court nominees, the CDC’s removal of updated Covid-19 guidelines, and foreign interference in U.S. elections.

Records request to to DeKalb County, Ga., for communications regarding language assistance for limited-English proficiency voters.

Open records request to DeKalb County, Georgia, seeking communications with the Georgia secretary of state's office from June 8th to June 10, 2020.

Open records request to DeKalb County, Georgia, seeking communications with the voting machine vendors KnowInk and Dominion Voting. American Oversight seeks these records in light of Georgia’s public reports that operating challenges related to the state’s new voting machines delayed some results for the June 9th primary elections.

Open records request to DeKalb County, Georgia, seeking communications with the specific external groups. American Oversight seeks these records in light of Georgia’s public reports that operating challenges related to the state’s new voting machines delayed some results for the June 9th primary elections.

Like many things in today’s politics, mail-in voting has become a political flashpoint as the November election gets closer.

Trump has seemingly failed to learn that no amount of political spin can minimize his administration’s mismanaged pandemic response.

Open records request to DeKalb County, Georgia, for records regarding election signature matching including formal policies, memos, and directives.

Open records request to DeKalb County, Georgia, for records sufficient to identify the total number of election staff and poll workers available to facilitate upcoming elections. This request also asks for communications sent or received by county officials concerning staffing decisions, such as reassignments, precinct closures, or schedule delays.