Steven Rosenfeld

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.

Donald Trump; Adolf Hitler

"He learned from studying Hitler's speeches": Leading civil rights lawyer on 20 ways Trump is a copy Steven Rosenfeld

Jon Ossoff; Raphael Warnock

"The Georgia way": What 2021 taught Democrats about how to win elections in the South Steven Rosenfeld

Maricopa County Audit

The "Cyber Ninjas" mess turns into a big problem for GOP: Arizona audit liaison threatens to quit Steven Rosenfeld

Trump Supporters; MAGA hats

Democracy headache: More than 70 percent of Trump voters distrust the best-run election in years Steven Rosenfeld

Florida Polling Place

Decades of inequality shadow voter turnout in rural Georgia Steven Rosenfeld

Donald Trump; Supreme Court; Voting

Why Trump’s lawsuits are having little impact on the vote counts Steven Rosenfeld

Donald Trump

If Trump will stop at nothing, will nothing stop him? Steven Rosenfeld

Man is holding smartphone and reading fake news on internet. Propaganda, disinformation and hoax concept.

Why the latest cyber attacks were disinformation, not voting system breaches Steven Rosenfeld

William Barr

Justice Department has no legal authority to interfere in 2020 vote counts Steven Rosenfeld

Donald Trump; Steve Bannon

Steve Bannon's back: Ex-adviser says Trump plans to claim victory early Steven Rosenfeld

Donald Trump; mail in ballot

Huge swing state hurdle: returning your absentee ballot Steven Rosenfeld

Vote-By-Mail Ballots

Study: Younger voters are most likely to have their absentee ballots rejected Steven Rosenfeld

Georgia; Election

Polling place bottleneck delays could begin soon after they open Steven Rosenfeld

Georgia; Election

The red flags that foreshadowed Georgia’s June 9 primary election meltdown were ignored Steven Rosenfeld

US Supreme Court

Coronavirus means 2020 elections could be decided by courts Steven Rosenfeld

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