News

11/3: Senator Heidi Heitkamp and other North Dakota Democrats are repeating a claim that voters may lose out-of-state hunting licenses if they vote in the midterms.

11/3: Problems with the implementation of California’s motor voter law may have compromised election integrity in the state.

11/2: The Supreme Court has decided to let a court challenge to the 2020 Census’ citizenship question to move forward.

11/2: A Federal Judge ruled that Georgia must ease proof of citizenship requirements for suspected noncitizen voters on election day.

11/2: State Senator Paul Bettencourt asked for an investigation of Harris County’s voter rolls, which he claims are improperly managed.

11/2: The District of Columbia asked voters to decide whether 16-year-olds should be allowed to vote in the 2020 elections.

11/2: A look at why Democrats ignore and benefit from voter fraud in America.

11/1: Kansas Republican gubernatorial candidate Kris Kobach accused CNN’s Jeffrey Toobin of advancing a racist argument when they suggested that voter ID laws encouraged voter suppression.

11/1: State Senator Sam Thompson says a recent voter fraud investigation in Hoboken proves that the state needs harsher penalties for fraud convictions.

11/1: A judge decided that North Dakota’s voter ID laws do not discriminate against the Native American population.

11/1: An Arizona appeals court upheld a ban on ballot harvesting in the state.

10/31: The latest news on the election integrity front is less than inspiring.

10/30: A voter registration form was sent to a person who had been dead for nearly 30 years.

10/30: The Supreme Court ruled against Pennsylvania Republicans who challenged a court-ordered redistricting.

10/30: More states are enacting voter ID laws that are similar to the ones in Alabama.

10/30: Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton is focusing on voter fraud cases in a bid to clean up Texas’ elections system.

10/29: Tarrant County Democratic Party executive director Stuart Clegg has been accused of helping to fund a voter fraud ring that targeted the elderly in Fort Worth Texas.

10/29: The Pew Research Center broke down Americans’ differing views of voter laws.

10/29: A Maryland man has been convicted of casting ballots in his home state and West Virginia.

10/28: San Francisco’s $300,000 campaign to register noncitizens has only netted the city 49 voters.

10/28: National Review columnist John Fund debates Democratic claims of voter suppression.

10/27: ACRU Policy Board Member Hans von Spakovsky and John Fund explain the realities of voter fraud and why the mainstream media seeks to dismiss its dangers.

10/27: The State Supreme Court has ruled that New Hampshire’s controversial SB 3 law is constitutional and will stand for the midterms.

10/26: A federal judge in Ohio agreed with Judicial Watch that the state’s voting laws and the purge of its rolls were legal actions.

10/26: The state supreme court upheld New Hampshire’s law requiring new voters to provide documentation if they have registered within 30 days of an election.

10/26: A federal judge denied the Trump Administration’s request to postpone a suit questioning the legality of the citizenship question on the 2020 Census.

10/25: Voter ID laws cut down on voter fraud, they don’t cut down on minority votes.

10/25: Leticia Sanchez was charged with 17 felonies for helping to organize a voter fraud ring that preyed upon the elderly in the Fort Worth area.

10/25: Mexican national Enrique Salazar Ortiz has been charged with voting in US elections for over 20 years.

10/25: The Tarrant County voter fraud ring that targeted senior voters is larger than investigators initially thought.