Anne Tindall is Counsel at Protect Democracy, where she works to ensure that elections are free and fair, to prevent political violence, and to secure accountability for abuses of power at the federal and state level. She has led several of Protect Democracy’s most successful litigation and legislative advocacy projects on issues ranging from free speech and religious liberty to preserving Congress’s ability to check executive power. Anne spearheads the organization’s advocacy in North Carolina. Prior to joining Protect Democracy, she held senior litigation and investigative positions in the executive branch, on Capitol Hill, and in private practice. Anne is a graduate of the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill and The University of Texas School of Law. She clerked for Judge Stephanie K. Seymour on the United States Court of Appeals for the Tenth Circuit.