Bio
Kate Oh is a Senior Policy Counsel in the ACLU’s National office where she focuses on democracy reform issues. She is an attorney with two decades of experience in legislative and political affairs, including roles with Senate Democratic Leader Harry Reid, the Senate Democratic Policy Committee, Media Matters for America, and GameChanger Labs. She has also worked to elect candidates to the Nevada State Legislature and served as a senior communications adviser to the Progressive States Network.
Featured work
Mar 9, 2021
Congress Shouldn’t Be Fenced Off to the People it Represents
Jan 4, 2021
New Law Requires Federal Agents to Identify Themselves to Protesters
May 12, 2020
President Trump's Assault On Inspectors General Threatens Our Civil Liberties
Feb 18, 2020
ICE's Destruction of Records Must Be Stopped
Jan 16, 2020
The White House's Dangerously Expansive Views on Trump's Powers That You Can't See
Nov 26, 2019
It's Past Time Congress Reined in the President’s Emergency Powers
Oct 4, 2019
Rights For All Volunteers are Shaping Policy in the 2020 Presidential Election
