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Stop the Election-Litigation Complex: How Administrative Dispute Resolution (AEDR) is the Key to Restoring Trust in U.S. Elections.

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By Chad Vickery, Katherine Ellena
| The Fulcrum (U.S.) Verified
Since Bush v. Gore in 2000, election litigation has become a routine feature of American democracy. A few months ago, the Supreme Court made our litigious habit easier to indulge. In Bost v. Illinois State Board of Elections, the Court expanded who could sue to challenge election procedures (candidates no longer had to demonstrate individualized harm to bring a case).
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The Future of Democracy Assistance

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By Fernanda Buril, Nate Grubman, Patrick Quirk, Katherine Ellena
| Atlantic Council
About the project Democracy and freedom are under threat globally, with data from the Freedom and Prosperity Indexes showing a steady decline in political freedom and the rule of law since 2012. Autocrats are hollowing out institutions and crushing dissent to amass political power and wealth. Authoritarian regimes in China, Russia, and Iran are suppressing their own people and working to create a world safe for autocrats by exporting surveillance technology and autocratic governance practices.
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Even in authoritarian countries, democracy advocates are worth investing in

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By Katherine Ellena, Mario Mitre, Patrick Quirk
| Atlantic Council
Democratic Transitions Elections Latin America Lebanon Sahel South & Central Africa The Caucasus Even in authoritarian countries, democracy advocates are worth investing in Freedom and democracy are in decline globally, according to the Atlantic Council’s Freedom Index.
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