Public Rights Project (PRP) filed a friend-of-the court (amicus) brief on behalf of a coalition of Michigan election clerks urging the state Supreme Court to uphold guidance on managing election challengers in O’Halloran v. Benson.
Responding to Election Harassment: How to Build a Security Task Force
PRP's Comment With The Wisconsin Attorney General
Public Rights Project (PRP) recently filed a comment with the Wisconsin Attorney General on behalf of a coalition of current election officials. The comment supports Dane County’s request for a legal opinion providing guidance on the proper interpretation of Wisconsin’s new constitutional provision, Article III § 7(2), which has caused confusion and concern among Wisconsin clerks. PRP’s Election Protection Hub seeks to ensure a clear and narrow interpretation of Article III § 7(2) that allows local election officials to continue to do their jobs and effectively administer elections.
Rapid Response Legal Support for Local Elections Officials
Amici Curiae | Wisconsin Ballot Drop Boxes
From the Field: Women Elections Officials Share Their Stories
Public Rights Project’s Election Protection Hub is committed to supporting elections officials during the 2024 election cycle. This Women’s History Month, we’re featuring perspectives from four women who are shepherding the election process in their communities.
