Leadership Center for Attorney General Studies

Americans Are Worried About The 2026 Midterm Election—These State Officials Have A Plan

As 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.

From Campuses to the Ballot Box: How State AGs Are Reshaping Equal Opportunity in America (Part I)

Does The Voting Rights Act Still Have Teeth? State Attorneys General Are Deciding.

As federal courts review key provisions of the nation’s most historic voting rights law, state AGs are shaping how much of its promise endures. Some are defending democratic inclusion and voter participation, while others press interpretations that could make voting rights even weaker and harder to enforce.

Taking Flight? State AGs Battle Airline Mergers and Soaring Traveler Frustration

As airline consumer complaints continue to rise, state attorneys general (state AGs) are stepping up. Working with the U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ), they’ve blocked mergers and alliances that threatened to cut flights, hike fares, and weaken service.