September 14th, 2022: We’ve written a blog about the last year: we’re building a new registrar, publishing the .gov zone file, and ending support for fed.us. We’ve also shared some guidance on how to think about moving to .gov.

July 21st, 2021: We’ve added a page to help the election community learn about .gov.

June 30th, 2021: We released an RFI to gather feedback on our objectives for .gov’s next phase. We’d like to hear from interested service providers, U.S.-based government organizations, and others willing to share their unique insights.

April 27th, 2021: .gov domains are available at no cost to qualifying U.S.-based government organizations. We’ve also updated the requirements to obtain and maintain a .gov domain.

March 8, 2021: The .gov top-level domain is moving to the Cybersecurity & Infrastructure Security Agency. See our announcement.