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Advancing Democracy


Mapping the House: Redistricting in the United States
If you have ever questioned the value of one vote, a study of the fight for fair voting maps in America provides assurance. The history is as labyrinthian as the gerrymandered maps, and battles still rage. So, what are we fighting for?
Jun 10


Voting by Mail — FAQ
Voting by mail has remained a subject of public debate — even though available data indicates that voting by mail is safe and secure, and millions of Americans vote using mail-in ballots. As voters prepare for upcoming elections, it is important to understand the past and present landscape of voting by mail.
Apr 22


Birthright Citizenship: A Brief History and Explanation
The arguments for birthright citizenship are at once arguments for equal human rights. This concept-turned-law encourages stability for the individual and strengthens nations where it exists.
Apr 3


An Introduction to the Presidential Cabinet: Part 6
The secretaries of Veterans Affairs and the Department of Homeland Security are part of the presidential Cabinet and are in the presidential line of succession.
Mar 4


The United States Armed Forces and Their Role in Domestic Affairs: Part 2
The trend toward politicizing the military is a dangerous one. Federal and state troops help maintain the freedoms on which the Republic stands, and misusing them creates a dissonance difficult to overcome. For these reasons, legal scholars and politicians alike have been calling for a tightening of the laws that govern when and how the military and National Guard and Reserves are federally deployed on U.S. soil.
Jan 30


Cross-Ideological Coalition to Congress: Rein in Domestic Deployments
MWEG continues to call on Congress to reaffirm its constitutional role to stop the politicization of the U.S. military and lead out in ensuring due process for individuals and restoring peace within U.S. cities.
Jan 24


Be Ready for State Legislative Sessions
The start of the new year marks the return of state legislative sessions, and we are watching for legislation that falls within our advocacy areas, especially in states where we have developed state advocacy teams.
Jan 9


An Introduction to the Presidential Cabinet: Part 5
The secretaries of Transportation, Energy, and Education are part of the presidential Cabinet and are in the presidential line of succession.
Dec 18, 2025


Preserving Financial Stability: An Introduction to the Federal Reserve System
The Federal Reserve, informally known as the Fed, is the central bank of the U.S. government and aims to be a transparent, nonpartisan, and accountable federal agency. Its purpose is to provide a secure money system for the nation and to support the economy.
Nov 13, 2025
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