For this week’s SlatePlus, David, Emily, and John continue the conversation on election integrity with ... "Everybody should listen to the Slate Political Gabfest." The Gabfest is hosted ...

renamed from the original How Bad Is This, Really?—a recurring feature in which we take the temperature of the presidential election and what seems likely to happen in November. Kamala Harris ...

The legal warfare over the 2024 election is well underway. The MAGA shenanigans of the Georgia election board have overshadowed disturbing developments in Arizona. Last week, the Supreme Court ...

CNN gets the exclusive first interview of Democratic nominees Kamala Harris and Tim Walz. In a Slate Plus bonus episode, Emily Bazelon, John Dickerson, and David Plotz discuss the first interview ...

However, in this, her first presidential election, she’s not particularly fond of Kamala Harris, whom she thinks of as a cop. She seems to think RFK Jr. is a clown, so I’m not really worried ...

Liz Avore, a senior adviser at the Voting Rights Lab, a nonprofit that studies voting and election law, told Slate she believes North Carolina’s mail voter identification law is the strictest in ...

In this week’s Slate Plus-exclusive episode, we talk with Andrea Bernstein, the host of our series The Law According to Trump. Bernstein speaks with Dahlia about the series and what she learned ...

For this week’s Slate Plus bonus segment, David, Emily, and John talk with Sarah Kallis of Georgia Public Broadcasting about the controversial Georgia State Election Board. Voted “Favorite ...

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Rapidly changing “election integrity” laws are actually ... Please contact us at [email protected] for help. Do Georgia’s new “electoral integrity” laws create more faith in the voting ...

On Friday, New York Supreme Court Justice Juan Merchan officially decided that Trump’s sentencing will be postponed until Nov. 26—three weeks after the presidential election. “Unfortunately ...