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Americans Are Worried About The 2026 Midterm Election—These State Officials Have A Plan
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After “Devastating” Voting Rights Decision, State Attorneys General Vow To Keep Fighting
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From Campuses to the Ballot Box: How State AGs Are Reshaping Equal Opportunity in America (Part I)
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Justice Delayed, Access Denied: Tennessee Attorney General Derails Trial Challenging State Abortion Ban
Published: September 9, 2026State attorneys general remain at the center of the nation’s high-stakes legal battles over access to medically necessary abortion care—serving as powerful allies or opponents to pregnant individuals in despair.
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America’s Housing Crisis: State AGs Defend One of the Last Affordable Paths to Homeownership
Published: August 17, 2026As the housing crisis has deepened across nearly every segment of the housing market, manufactured housing communities have become a growing focus for state attorneys general (state AGs).
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Americans Are Worried About The 2026 Midterm Election—These State Officials Have A Plan
Published: July 28, 2026 | Updated: September 3, 2026As threats to election integrity grow more serious, the state officials responsible for running and safeguarding elections must now confront to suppress lawful votes, undermine public trust, and overturn legitimate results.
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After “Devastating” Voting Rights Decision, State Attorneys General Vow To Keep Fighting
Published: July 23, 2026 | Updated: August 27, 2026The controversial decision has elicited strong reactions from state attorneys general, mirroring the sharply opposing positions these chief legal officers advanced in litigation.
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From Campuses to the Ballot Box: How State AGs Are Reshaping Equal Opportunity in America (Part I)
Published: April 16, 2026 | Updated: April 20, 2026 Read more