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10/16: This analysis reveals critical vulnerabilities in North Carolina’s voting administration system and explores how those weaknesses could impact election outcomes.

10/14: A proposed amendment to the North Carolina constitution would require a photo ID to cast a ballot.

10/14: Both Republicans and Democrats are worried that the midterm elections and subsequent redistricting will have a large impact on the 2020 elections.

10/13: Four people in Fort Worth were arrested for conducting a voter fraud scam that focused on stealing senior votes.

10/12: The Arkansas Supreme Court found that the state’s voter ID laws were not discriminatory.

10/12: A new Rasmussen Reports poll found that American voters have more faith in the fairness of national elections than ever before.

10/12: Four women who organized a ballot harvesting scheme targeting seniors in Fort Worth were arrested and charged with voter fraud.

10/11: A Rasmussen Reports national poll shows that there is dwindling support for the movement to abolish the Electoral College.

10/11: A federal judge found that Ohio’s voter roll purge notifications were compliant with federal standards and could continue purging rolls.

10/11: An Arkansas Supreme Court has upheld the state’s voter ID laws.

10/11: California’s flawed Motor Voter law has enabled noncitizens to vote and created flawed registrations.

10/11: President Obama and his staff had planned a response to President Trump’s claims of election fraud if the candidate had lost the 2016 election.

10/10: Missouri Attorney General Josh Hawley has said he will appeal the ruling that struck down part of the state’s voter ID law.

10/10: A court-ordered redistricting of Pennsylvania will likely help Democrats flip the state to blue in the midterms.

10/10: The Supreme Court chose not to toss out a verdict that enables North Dakota to enforce their voter ID laws.

10/9: Hendricks County is investigating suspicious voter registrations before the midterms.

10/9: A ballot stolen from an Oregon woman’s recycling bin serves as a warning for all voters.

10/9: The California DMV said that over 1,000 noncitizens have been mistakenly registered thanks to a glitch in their motor voter law implementation.

10/9: The Supreme Court ruled 6 to 2 in favor of North Dakota’s voter ID laws.

10/8: A former employee of Texas’ Starr County was arrested for four counts of illegal voting.

10/7: Democratic rising star and self-proclaimed socialist Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez is advocating for abolishing the electoral college, which she claims is racist.

10/6: Candidates for Nebraska’s Secretary of State race are divided on the issue of voter ID.

10/5: SCOTUS Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg has refused a request to block a court order that forces depositions from Trump officials behind the 2020 Census’ citizenship question.

10/5: Virginia House Speaker Kirk Cox claimed Governor Ralph Northam’s opposition as the reason for cancelling an October 21 legislative session meant to settle the state’s redistricting problems.

10/5: Travis County Texas’ Elections Office announced that it would process an estimated 800 applications that were declared invalid by the Secretary of State.

10/5: Modesta Vela was arrested in Starr County Texas on charges of voter fraud.

10/5: The upcoming voter ID amendment, which will appear on November ballots in North Carolina, has sparked fierce debate in the state legislature.

10/4: Nevada Secretary of State announced a record high registration rate before the November midterms, including a large number of nonpartisan voters.

10/4: A Federal Court recommended settlement talks for Maryland 6th congressional district, which Republicans believe is gerrymandered against them.

10/3: Californians concerned about voter fraud are turning to voter ID laws.