Joshua Douglas

Nov 4, 2024 | kentucky.com | Joshua Douglas

It should not take over two hours to vote. Kentucky saw widespread engagement during early voting this year, the first presidential election when the state has offered three days of early voting and countywide Vote Centers. These two reforms, which the legislature adopted in 2021, add to the convenience and accessibility of voting while also improving election security.

May 15, 2024 | courier-journal.com | Joshua Douglas

Kentucky has been a national model for voting legislation in the past few years because it has adhered to what I call the “Grand Election Compromise.” It has expanded early voting, enhanced election integrity and enacted a reasonable voter ID law that has numerous failsafe mechanisms, all in a bipartisan fashion. It has also created a Kentucky Civic Seal for stronger civics education.

May 13, 2024 | yahoo.com | Joshua Douglas

On the heels of my previous book, “Vote for US: How To Take Back Our Elections and Change the Future of Voting” — which highlighted positive news in voting rights — I embarked on a new project to discuss ways to achieve bipartisan compromise in election policy.

May 11, 2024 | bookshop.org | Joshua Douglas

"A solid argument for judicial reform--and if not that, bypassing the Supreme Court whenever possible."--Kirkus Reviews "Progressive voters are angry at the Supreme Court for failing to protect voting rights, but many do not understand exactly what the Court did or the stories behind the cases. Joshua Douglas offers a readable field guide to Citizens United, Bush v. Gore, and other notorious election cases that is sure to edify and disturb the curious reader."--Richard L.

May 7, 2024 | beacon.org | Joshua Douglas

“A solid argument for judicial reform—and if not that, bypassing the Supreme Court whenever possible.”—Kirkus Reviews“In this incisive, eloquent, and important book, Joshua Douglas has the receipts—and a warning about what the Court might do to us next.”—Adam Cohen, author of Supreme Inequality“An important guide for all who want to protect and advance American democracy.”—E. J.