State of Election Administration Legislation 2023 Mid-Year Report

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State of Election Administration Legislation
2023 Mid-Year Report
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June 29, 2023
By Ballotpedia staff

State legislators introduce thousands of bills each year affecting the way Americans vote and how our elections are governed. On the first anniversary of the launch of Ballotpedia’s Election Administration Legislation Tracker, we released State of Election Administration Legislation 2023, a report presenting our observations and analysis regarding the election-related state legislation we tracked in the first part of the year. The report covers all U.S. election-related legislative activity from Jan. 1 through May 31, 2023.

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About the authors

Joe Greaney is a staff writer on Ballotpedia's Marquee Team.

Janie Valentine is a team lead on Ballotpedia's Marquee Team.

Ballotpedia Editor in Chief Geoff Pallay reviewed the report and provided feedback, as did Managing Editor Cory Eucalitto.

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