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.

Efforts to avoid accountability have gone hand in hand with today’s threats to democracy.

In advance of a Senate committee hearing on March 29, American Oversight compiled several improvements that Congress could consider to strengthen government transparency under the Freedom of Information Act.

When it comes to actions and false claims that weaken democracy and undermine faith in elections, there is no safe middle ground.

Here is this week’s latest news on our investigations into threats to democracy and voting rights, as well as on the pandemic in the U.S.

“The Presidential Records Act is critical to our democracy, in which the government is held accountable by the people,” Archivist of the United States David Ferriero said earlier this week. “Records matter.”

Public information request to Texas Tech University for ethics filings of Mindy Brashears.