1. Elections in the Age of AI

    The 2024 election cycle is coinciding with the wide and growing accessibility of sophisticated AI technology, creating an inflection point that will test the resilience of democratic structures and tech companies’ ability to scale AI tools safely and responsibly. Current media coverage of AI’s impact on elections tends to reside in the extreme. Headlines depict […]

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  2. Administering Elections in 2024: Lessons from Pennsylvania

    The Center for Election Innovation and Research (CEIR) and the Committee of Seventy are co-hosting a webinar on the progress being made in Pennsylvania’s election administration and the Committee of Seventy’s priorities for future reforms. Pennsylvania is in many ways a bellwether for the country as a whole, so the discussion will include issues facing […]

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  3. The High Cost of Public Service

    Threats are part of the disturbing new reality of American politics. While abuse directed at federal officeholders grabs the headlines, a new Brennan Center report reveals that intimidation aimed at state and local officials is distressingly common: 43 percent of state legislators, for example, have experienced threats within the past three years. In addition to […]

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