News

7/24: Democrats in Florida are fighting a law that lists Republicans first on the ballot, because the Republicans currently control the governor’s office.

7/23: Dallas Sen. Don Huffines wants to amend Texas voter ID laws to include proof of citizenship.

7/23: The liberal media has created a myth that voter ID laws are racist, even though they are meant to keep us safe.

7/23: The state is fighting six college students who are challenging New Hampshire’s law that requires permanent residency to vote in elections.

7/20: Bill Schuette discusses his opinions on the state’s latest Supreme Court case and gerrymandering.

7/20: Mission mayor Norberto Salinas claims voter fraud altered the election results in the Texas town.

7/20: A Tennessee prosecutor determined that there would be no charges filed after investigating alleged voter fraud in Williamson County.

7/19: Kansas Secretary of State Kris Kobach filed an argument that federal law should not override state law, hoping to get a judge’s ruling on the state’s voter ID laws overturned.

7/19: Claims of voter fraud in Wilcox and Perry Counties are being examined by Secretary of State John Merrill.

7/19: Secretary of State John Merrill said an investigation into the problems some Alabama citizens had voting revealed human error and not a conspiracy to commit fraud.

7/19: An initiative that would strip Oregon of its sanctuary state status will be on the state’s upcoming ballot.

7/19: A surge of absentee ballot votes from the Black Belt has raised concerns over voter fraud in two Alabama counties.

7/17: A Minnesota higher court will determine whether the Minnesota Voters Alliance has the right to demand voting records from the Secretary of State.

7/17: University of Virginia’s Center for Politics’ study has found that only half of Americans believe elections are fair.

7/17: Noncitizens can vote in San Francisco’s Board of Education elections after the city’s Department of Elections ruled Monday to do away with citizenship requirements.

7/17: The Public Interest Legal Foundation hopes to draw attention toward the pandemic of noncitizen voting in our country.

7/17: Officials in Rio Grande Valley are looking into a close election after a candidate claimed voter fraud might have occurred.

7/17: The White House reaffirmed the President’s commitment to defending the sanctity of our election system in a press release and fact sheet.

7/16: Record numbers of same-day registration voters in Wisconsin bring fraud concerns to light.

7/16: A consent decree ruling will force the Kentucky State Board of Elections to clean the state’s voter rolls.

7/16: Governor Bruce Rauner is fighting a bill that would withdraw the state from the Interstate Voter Registration Crosscheck Program.

7/16: Governor Chris Sununu signed a bill that would require all voters in New Hampshire to be permanent residents, limiting voting ability of college and military residents.

7/15: Alamance County’s voting machines are set to be de-certified soon because their touch screens make them vulnerable to error.

7/15: A congressional report claims that New Jersey is one of the five states most vulnerable to election hacking.

7/14: Department of Homeland Security Secretary Kirstjen Nielsen reports that Russia won’t pose the same threat to US elections that it did in 2016.

7/14: A combination of paper and electronic balloting may be the safest way to conduct elections.

7/14: Maryland has asked Homeland Security to investigate a company tied to a Russian oligarch that oversees the state’s voter registration.

7/13: Governor Charlie Baker says the Registry of Motor Vehicles is prepared to handle the state’s automatic voter registration law.

7/13: Allegations of ballot shredding and voter fraud have thrown the elections in Rio Arriba County into turmoil.

7/13: Dover Alderman Ronald M. Camacho accused poll workers of misconduct and fraud in the last election.