Washington, DC—The Honest Elections Project released the following statement responding to criticism of the Supreme Court opinion in Brnovich v.

Washington, DC—The Honest Elections Project released the following statement on S1 failing to pass the Senate  Jason Snead, Executive Director

Jason Snead, executive director of the Honest Elections Project, released the following statement following the announcement of the final language

HEP statement on S. 1 Committee Markup Jason Snead, Executive Director of Honest Elections Project “S. 1 is a disaster

HEP statement debunking lies regarding Georgia's election reforms. Jason Snead, Executive Director of Honest Elections Project “Any debate on Georgia’s

HEP statement regarding the Senate Judiciary Committee hearing on so-called "voting restrictions." Jason Snead, Executive Director of Honest Elections Project

The Honest Elections Project filed a brief in the United States Supreme Court, supporting the state of Arizona’s petition for

HEP statement on provision of House Democrats’ $3 trillion bill that undermines states’ voter ID requirement Jason Snead, Executive Director

The Honest Elections Project filed a brief in state court recently, defending Nevada’s duly-enacted election laws, including crucial voter protections

The Honest Elections Project filed a brief in federal court recently, defending Virginia’s duly-enacted witness requirements for absentee ballots. Jason