Jessica Huseman

Jessica Huseman

Editorial Director

Jessica Huseman was previously the lead elections reporter for ProPublica, and helped manage the Electionland project for three federal election cycles, sharing information and tips with hundreds of newsrooms across the United States. She is an award-winning educator, and has taught at Columbia Journalism School, New York University, and wrote a high school investigative journalism curriculum in use by more than 200 high schools. Jessica is a graduate of Columbia Graduate School of Journalism, where she graduated with honors.

Election officials say switching maps was manageable. The harder problem was not knowing which one they would ultimately be required to use.

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At this year’s summer meeting of the National Association of Secretaries of State, state election officials compared notes, and federal officials weren’t there.

The move leaves the federal agency with no commissioners as Trump seeks to reshape voting rules.

Election officials and experts say the letters look more like pressure than prosecution.

The history of American voting rights is one of expansion, retreat, and state-by-state experimentation.

Secretary of State Denny Hoskins wants to use the GOP’s new gerrymander in the 2026 midterms, even though a pending veto referendum could put a legal hold on the map.

Georgia counties will have no practical way to run the 2026 election unless the July 1 deadline to stop using QR codes is extended.