Practical, internationally informed guides to risks that can emerge before, during, and after an election—and what different actors can do about them.
Each scenario explains how a risk could unfold, what signals to watch, and how different actors can prepare and respond.
Threats, harassment, doxxing, and violence can harm election workers and weaken the institutions they sustain. Learn how the risk unfolds, what to watch for, and how different actors can respond.
Explore this scenarioIntimidation and coercion can keep people from voting freely—or from voting at all. Learn how these risks unfold, what warning signs to watch, and how different actors can protect a safe and open voting environment.
Explore this scenarioCoordinated manipulation can distort voting information, exploit community vulnerabilities, and undermine trust in election results. Explore how these operations develop and how different actors can prepare and respond.
Explore this scenarioAccurate voter rolls strengthen elections, but careless or politically motivated maintenance can remove eligible voters. Learn where the process can fail and how to keep it fair, transparent, and accurate.
Explore this scenarioRedistricting keeps representation aligned with population change, but manipulated boundaries can entrench power and dilute communities' influence. Learn how these risks develop and how different actors can support a fair, transparent process.
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