Texas Tribune May 2, 2024

With lawsuits and recount petitions rising, some Texas elections seem to go on forever

Adjunct Professor Mimi Marziani weighs in on recent prolonged state elections resulting from challenges regarding specific aspects of how elections were conducted.

Texas Standard July 24, 2023

Texas leaves national voter information-sharing organization

Adjunct professor Mimi Marziani is interviewed about the implications of Texas' withdrawal from the Electronic Information Registration Center, a national voter fraud prevention coalition.

NBC News May 3, 2023

Texas Senate passes bill to allow Secretary of State to overturn Harris County elections

Adjunct Professor Mimi Marziani expresses concern that a bill allowing the Secretary of State to overturn Harris County elections would lead to an undemocratic exploitation of power.

Texas Standard April 21, 2023

Texas could be the next state to pass ‘use it or lose it’ voting bill

Adjunct Professor Mimi Marziani is interviewed about the Texas Senate's approval of a "use it or lose it" voting bill and how the law would disproportionately affect younger voters.

Fort Worth Report April 5, 2023

Candidates are required to live in their district, but who checks?

Adjunct professor Mimi Marziani provides insight into the complicated nature of determining residency requirements for political candidates and how they can be held accountable.

San Antonio Express-News January 28, 2022

Ayala: Make no mistake, voting access has been changed, even if you don’t feel it

Professor Mimi Marziani is quoted in an article regarding changes in voting rights.