Resources and Documentation

Our Resources & Documents provide clear, verified information to help citizens, educators, and organizations understand democratic systems and engage with them confidently.

These materials draw from primary sources, legal records, historical documentation, and nonpartisan research to explain how elections, governance, and civic participation work in practice.

The goal is not advocacy through persuasion, but education through accuracy so people can make informed decisions, recognize their rights, and participate effectively in democratic life.

These resources are freely available for public information and educational purposes, with the goal of supporting informed civic participation, all we ask in return if you found this site useful, to share your story on social media using #defendourdemocracy to spread the word.

Doing Your Own Research? Here are some of our favorite resources:

When doing research on any topic, it's always important to ensure you are using reputable sources. Below is a link to Google Scholar as well as our favorite archives of History and Reputable News Sources:

Note: Always cross check facts across different reputable sources to ensure you are receiving all the evidence and not spreading misinformation

Have any recommendations to add to the above list? Email us at defenddemocracytogether@gmail.com