In 2022, American Oversight used records requests and litigation to obtain more than 750,000 pages of public documents.

The same tactics used to cast doubt on the results of the 2020 election have already been deployed in advance of next week’s midterms.

Records from the U.S. Postal Service in response to American Oversight's request for records related to Postmaster Louis DeJoy's tenure as postmaster general, including expenses, office renovations, ethics waivers, and agreements.

Our FOIA litigation revealed that the Defense Department and the Army also deleted the text messages of top Trump administration officials from the day of the Jan. 6, 2021, insurrection.

Records request to Florida Secretary of State asking for resumes of individuals hired within the Office of Election Crimes and Security.

Records request to Florida Department of Education seeking the resumes of officers doing work related to SB 524.

As false claims about election fraud continue to reverberate around the country, a Wisconsin judge raised concerns that the state’s election inquiry is out of control.

Americans are reeling from the revelation of a draft Supreme Court opinion that would overturn Roe v. Wade.

Our fight for records from election reviews isn’t just about transparency — it’s also about exposing the blatantly partisan and dangerously anti-democratic motivations behind those sham investigations.

So long as any purported evidence remains in short supply, so-called “investigations” into election fraud can be sustained on lies and vague assertions.