Jessica Huseman

An attorney who advised former President Donald Trump in his fight to overturn the 2020 election is joining an advisory board to a federal elections agency.

A TikTok video that has been viewed more than 3 million times shows a very considerate Amazon delivery driver point out to a customer that she is put herself at risk because her home doesn’t have any numbers on it.

Buried in the GOP proposal is a requirement that could—whether by intention or just sloppy legislative work—disenfranchise thousands of voters.

Jessica Huseman is the editorial director for VoteBeat.

Out of options in Austin, House Democrats fly to Washington, D.C., where they plan to press Congress to pass federal legislation protecting ballot access.

Texas lawmakers say they may leave the state to save voting rights.

Analysis | The Trailer: Challenging election results? In Iowa's House election, Republicans and Democrats switch sides  The Washington Post

HR 1: The Overstuffed and the Skinny | Cato at Liberty Blog  Cato Institute

The For the People Act is driven by commendable principle, but it asks election directors to make huge changes fast—and doesn’t cover all the costs.

The Republican secretary of state, Brad Raffensperger, rejected repeated demands to endorse Trump. As the official overseeing the voting, he believed he should remain neutral.

Jessica Huseman  GPB

Despite appeals from the president and his son, few of his supporters have shown up to watch early voting. One explanation: The task is just too boring.

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In a polarized society, the bureaucrats who operate the machinery of democracy are taking flak from all sides. More than 20 have resigned or retired since March 1, thinning their ranks at a time when they are most needed.

Fueled by the president’s unfounded claims about rampant voter fraud, and reports of equipment being removed, the plight of the United States Postal Service has captured America’s attention. Will it collapse? Here’s what you need to know.

The federal Election Assistance Commission has neglected key responsibilities or ceded them to other agencies—and two of its four commissioners are spreading the president’s unfounded warnings about voting by mail.

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The tug of war over whether and how to hold Tuesday’s Wisconsin primary exposes a national problem: State and local officials with the most experience running elections lack the power to revamp or postpone voting during a crisis.

As COVID-19 spreads, many are proposing to hold the November election by mail. Without careful preparation, though, the transition could run into logistical problems and provide opportunities for voter fraud.

Here are tips and ideas about what local reporters should find out about their local election systems before Nov. 3 to make sure people who should be able to vote can cast a ballot.