Democracy Docket is a prominent legal news and media platform specializing in voting rights, election litigation, and democracy-related issues in the United States. Founded in 2020 by Marc Elias, a renowned Democratic Party election lawyer, the organization provides in-depth coverage, analysis, and tracking of lawsuits and legal challenges affecting elections, voter access, and electoral integrity. It operates as a non-profit adjacent media outlet, publishing articles, newsletters, and resources that aim to inform the public, advocates, and policymakers about ongoing battles in the courts over voting rights. Democracy Docket has become a key resource for progressive and liberal audiences seeking updates on efforts to protect or expand democratic processes, often highlighting cases that counter voter suppression tactics. The platform is published by Democracy Docket, LLC, and is widely recognized for its progressive and liberal-leaning perspective, which aligns with its founder's background in Democratic legal strategies. It tracks thousands of election-related lawsuits, offering expert commentary from Elias and a team of contributors. Democracy Docket has gained influence in shaping public discourse on election law, particularly during high-stakes election cycles, and collaborates with advocacy groups to amplify issues like gerrymandering, ballot access, and election administration. Its content is frequently cited in mainstream media and by voting rights organizations. While primarily a media entity, Democracy Docket also engages in educational outreach through podcasts, webinars, and reports, fostering a network of legal experts and activists. It does not directly litigate cases but supports the ecosystem of democracy defenders by providing timely, accessible information. The organization's focus on progressive causes has drawn praise from allies but criticism from conservative outlets for perceived partisanship.