When the foundations of our elections are tested, understanding what’s happening—and what comes next—has never been more critical.

On Monday, February 9 at 12pm ET, join Lauren Groh-Wargo, Founder and CEO of Fair Fight Action, and Wendy Weiser, VP for Democracy at the Brennan Center for Justice, for an important discussion on the rapidly evolving challenges facing election administration. In the wake of a federal raid on Georgia’s Fulton County Department of Registration and Elections and a controversial request tied to Minnesota’s voter rolls, alarm is growing about the integrity of our electoral systems ahead of the midterms. Together, they will break down these fast-moving developments, assess the potential consequences of the anticipated Supreme Court Louisiana v. Calais decision, and explain what’s at stake for voters nationwide, while sharing how Fair Fight Action is mobilizing to protect voter access and energize turnout.

Get informed, get prepared, and don’t miss this timely conversation.

ABOUT THE SPEAKERS:

Lauren Groh-Wargo is a political and civic engagement strategist, executive, and advocate for economic and voting rights. She partnered with Stacey Abrams in 2012 to build Democratic and progressive infrastructure in Georgia, and in response to 2018 voter suppression, founded and serves as CEO of Fair Fight Action, which combats suppression and advances voter education. Fair Fight played a key role in the 2020 election and 2021 Georgia runoff. An organizer at heart, Lauren has led campaigns and advised nonprofits nationally for over 20 years. She holds an Economics degree from American University and lives in Atlanta with her partner and son.

Wendy Weiser is Vice President for Democracy at the Brennan Center for Justice at NYU Law School, where she oversees work on voting rights, elections, redistricting, courts, and abuse of power. A constitutional lawyer and democracy expert, she directs research, litigation, policy, advocacy, and public education initiatives, including programs on voting access, judicial reform, and executive power safeguards. Weiser has litigated landmark cases, authored Supreme Court briefs, advanced policies like automatic voter registration, and contributed to the Freedom to Vote and John Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Acts. She is a frequent speaker and media commentator. She holds a BA and JD from Yale.