News

5/14: Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton continues his quest to rid the Lone Star State of voter fraud.

5/13: A review of Newport News’ voting records show that 26 voters were miss-assigned, which could have changed the narrow race’s result.

5/12: The New York House will vote on a voter ID law.

5/11: A proposal to reform the way Utah redistricts by forming an independent committee is close to qualifying for the 2018 state ballot.

5/11: The Missouri government is considering a bill that would only take citizens into account when redistricting.

5/10: Ohio passed a bill that will add a ban on partisan redistricting to the state’s constitution.

5/10: Connecticut is the latest blue state to join the The National Popular Vote Compact, which seeks to eliminate the Electoral College.

5/10: The mayor of Hidalgo Texas claims he lost the latest election due to flagrant voter fraud.

5/10: San Francisco will warn non-citizen voters casting ballots in school board elections that the government may access voter rolls.

5/10: A federal court upheld Arizona’s law prohibiting bringing another person’s ballot to a polling place.

5/9: Philadelphia election worker Thurman George has plead guilty to intimidating voters who did not want to select a democratic candidate.

5/9: The Oklahoma Supreme Court has upheld the state’s voter ID laws.

5/9: A federal judge ruled that Arizona’s new voting laws are not discriminatory, nor do the pose an undue hardship on minority voters.

5/8: West Virginians are debating the restrictiveness of the state’s voter ID laws.

5/8: The Senate Intelligence Committee released a report finding that Russia did not manipulate the vote tallies in the 2016 election.

5/8: The Oklahoma Supreme Court upheld the state’s voter ID laws.

5/7: Maine Republicans are asking a federal court to rule on whether the state’s ranked-choice voting laws are unconstitutional.

5/7: Connecticut has voted to join the National Popular Vote Interstate Compact, which works to negate the electoral college.

4/5: A new motor voter bill could automatically register anyone applying for driver’s license to vote in New Jersey.

5/5: Maine Republicans have filed suit to stop ranked-choice voting laws before the June primary.

5/4: The New Hampshire Supreme Court is being asked to halt the release of the state’s extensive voter database.

5/2: Iowa voters must have their IDs to participate in June’s special elections.

5/1: A Federal Judge refused North Dakota’s request to delay a ruling, saying that Native Americans are hurt by the state’s voter ID laws.

5/1: Michael Hazard, a candidate in Tampa’s mayoral race, is accused of illegal voting in the state.

5/1: Two Racine County residents are accused of registering and voting multiple times.

4/29: A federal appeals court has ruled that Texas’ voter ID laws are non-discriminatory.

4/28: An appeals court has found that Texas’ voter ID laws aren’t discriminatory and can be enforced fairly.

4/27: Judge Alice Gray ruled that the voter ID requirement goes against the state’s constitution.

4/27: The fifth circuit court of appeals has upheld Texas’ voter ID laws.

4/26: An Arkansas judge ruled that a voter ID law similar to one already found unconstitutional by the courts cannot be enforced in the state.