Steven Rosenfeld (page 5)

Steven Rosenfeld is the editor and chief correspondent of Voting Booth, a project of the Independent Media Institute. He has reported for National Public Radio, Marketplace, and Christian Science Monitor Radio, as well as a wide range of progressive publications including Salon, AlterNet, the American Prospect, and many others.

Election Hacking Details
DNC Rules Chair: How the 2020 caucuses could change Steven Rosenfeld
Campaign 2016 What's a Caucus
Big changes are coming to Iowa’s 2020 caucuses Steven Rosenfeld
Speaker of the House Rep. Nancy Pelosi
Democrats in Congress unveil ambitious plan to fix our election system Steven Rosenfeld
Donald Trump; Mitch McConnell
The GOP’s power grabs are a measure of political despair produced by the 2018 election clobbering Steven Rosenfeld
Voting Booths
Why it could be much harder to steal the vote in swing state Pennsylvania Steven Rosenfeld
Stacey Abrams; Brian Kemp
Stacey Abrams files federal lawsuit detailing Georgia’s extensive voter suppression in 2018 Steven Rosenfeld
Wooden gavel
Federal courts rule against voter suppression in Florida and Georgia Steven Rosenfeld
Election Recount Michigan
The Florida election recount just got very confusing Steven Rosenfeld
Stacey Abrams; Brian Kemp
Georgia governor’s race is far from over: Stacey Abrams files new lawsuit as Brian Kemp's lead drops Steven Rosenfeld
Voting Booths
Federal game changer: Florida’s ex-felons could be decisive swing in all state elections Steven Rosenfeld
Mitch McConnell; Paul Ryan
It was a blue wave election — and the Republicans are feeling the fallout Steven Rosenfeld
Voting Booths
New technologies could actually eliminate common voting controversies in the U.S. Steven Rosenfeld
House Election Georgia
There are unfolding voting controversies in two key states’ upcoming elections Steven Rosenfeld
Los Angeles Voters Office
How to protect yourself against voter ID requirements on Election Day Steven Rosenfeld
Midterms Elections Held Across The U.S.
Maryland is the cutting edge in running trustworthy elections Steven Rosenfeld