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Research and writing
We publish our research here, along with shorter pieces on how election disputes are resolved, how courts are protected, and how public trust in elections is earned.
After the count: why post‑election assessments rebuild trust
The months after an election are the best time to assess it. This piece explains why, what separates assessments that change things from those that sit on a shelf, and why decisions made in 2027 will shape how 2028 is run.
Read the piece →Administrative pathways to electoral justice: a summary
This is a summary of Administrative Pathways to Electoral Justice: A Comparative Study, by Chad Vickery, Katherine Ellena, and Rebecca Green, published in The Review of Litigation (2026).
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