NDI is fostering dialogue between candidates and voters through debates around the world.

Following a vibrant and competitive campaign, NDI found that Georgian citizens were able to cast their votes freely during their most recent election period.  

With assistance from NDI programming, Jordanian women achieved unprecedented levels of participation and success in the 2016 parliamentary elections. 

Vicky Zwein, a past NDI "Win with Women" participant, continues to make progress for women in Lebanese politics as an elected representative. 

Along with its toolkit, Votes without Violence published a website as a resource to address violence against women in politics. 

Brexit, Colombian Peace and Democracy: What's in a Vote?

Three lessons that Côte d'Ivoire can teach us about peaceful elections.

How can democratic institutions best support political processes to transition out of conflict?   

The Guardian highlights the #NotTheCost campaign, reporting that physical, sexual and psychological violence against female politicans is undermining democracy.

Ken Wollack, NDI president, discusses the resilience of democracy on PBS. 

NDI Director Patrick Merloe offered his insight to the Atlantic on campaign periods from around the world. 

Foreign Policy cites an NDI poll in Georgia about the country's pre-election climate. 

NDI advised Ghanaians to take a holistic approach to the December 2016 elections.