Records from the U.S. Postal Service in response to American Oversight's request for email communications of Postmaster General Louis DeJoy containing key terms related to vote by mail.

Like Georgia's new voting restrictions, a partisan election audit in Arizona is predicated on the lie about widespread voter fraud.

The founder of the firm hired by the state Senate to oversee the audit of Maricopa County’s 2020 election results repeatedly circulated lies about widespread voter fraud.

Efforts to undermine the 2020 presidential election results in Arizona culminated in an "audit" of votes cast in Maricopa County. The discredited effort was instigated by a partisan majority in the state legislature, involved a number of right-wing conspiracy theorists, and — as expected — failed to uncover any evidence of a fraudulent election.

As the nation reacts to the voting restrictions signed into law in Georgia, threats to democracy are alive across the country.

The sheer number of voting-restriction bills currently floating in state legislatures makes it hard to keep track of where each proposal stands. But they all point to the fact that conservative leaders and fundraisers have increasingly adopted such restrictions as a primary policy position.

Records released by Georgia's Secretary of State's Office in response to American Oversight’s request and litigation for records — including communications, directives, and protocols — regarding absentee ballot request forms for detained voters who have not been convicted of a felony or are completing sentences for misdemeanors.

It’s Sunshine Week, and we’re continuing to shine a light on the actions of state governments across the country to narrow access to our democracy or to use public office to serve the few.

Records released by the Georgia Secretary of State in response to American Oversight’s request for communications with the U.S. Postal Service related to recent misprinted ballots sent to Troup County, GA as part of the state’s absentee primary elections.

See the latest in our investigations into the spread of Covid-19 in immigration detention centers, D.C. police response to last summer’s racial justice protests, and state and local officials’ involvement in the “Stop the Steal” rally.