How we beat a royal flush
The long game, past and future
The midterm repudiation wasn’t an accident
We won the night — now we make sure we never go back
We may not know the midterm results tonight
And why that’s totally normal
The uncertainty is what we’re fighting for
Democracy means not knowing what tomorrow will bring
Jessica Marsden on the flurry of litigation
Zombie lawsuits, voter intimidation, and a growing sense of desperation
NEW POLL: Iowans want Iowans to run their own elections
Iowa voters reject the federal government’s midterm interference attempts
Determination v. desperation
They're getting sloppier. We've never been more motivated
Why is it always California?
California’s vote-counting process has made it a frequent target for election disinformation
A bad weekend to be an authoritarian
How Serbia and Brazil’s pro-democracy coalitions won surprise election victories
Trump is already building his excuse for losing the midterms
Dramatic arrests and last-minute lawsuits are advancing a familiar lie with the power of the federal government behind it
POLL TALK: Why election deception is failing
Ok but *why* do all voters, including Republican voters, disapprove of election disruption and denial?
NEW POLL: Donald Trump's midterm deception campaign is failing
Voters, including Republicans, strongly disapprove of election disruption and denial
The zombies are back
Trump’s California lawsuit is meant to die — then be resurrected
Trump’s election interference is underway
While many of his attempts to compromise the midterms have failed, stay vigilant. Subversion doesn’t always look like insurrection.
How *all of us* can protect democracy
Anna Dorman on joy, confidence, and dragging your community to the polls
Trump’s DHS smoke machine
Why ICE agents likely can’t break the midterms
VIDEO: You’re not imagining it
Three steps, one strategy to override the will of the voters
Why you must care about the ballroom
Trump is defying Congress and robbing the American people to build it
How to talk about threats to the midterms
A toolkit for conversations with stressed-out (or burned-out) people
Jim Acosta, Gigi Sohn and Rachel Goodman on the fight for press freedom ahead of the midterms
Interpreting the FCC’s unprecedented retaliation for ABC’s coverage of the Trump administration
In 1787, Benjamin Franklin was asked: what kind of government have you created? He answered, "a republic — if you can keep it."
From Protect Democracy, a nonpartisan, nonprofit group working to prevent authoritarianism.
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