6/30: Oregon approved a bill that will ensure all ballots have paid postage on them.
6/21: Indiana House Bill 560 will make the absentee ballot counting process longer by adding steps to the state’s current absentee ballot protocols.
6/20: Albany County District Attorney David Soares urged voters to be careful when allowing someone representing a campaign to fill out their absentee ballot application this election cycle.
6/5: Pennsylvania’s absentee ballot deadline is one of the earliest in the country—a lawsuit is claiming this deadline is unconstitutional.
5/30: Democrats in the New Hampshire Legislature are working to undo voter registration and absentee ballot regulations placed by Republicans concerned about maintaining election integrity.
5/20: Law enforcement is investigating claims that Councilman Harry Kumburis went door-to-door seeking mail-in ballots after polls closed on election day.
5/17: Iowa passes a law that will affix bar-codes with voter identifications to all mail-in ballots, helping to secure elections.
5/17: One America News Network reports on a loophole in California that allows people voting-by-mail to possibly vote twice in the state’s election.
5/16: After losing his election, New Jersey councilman Harry Kumburis went door-to-door looking for mail-in ballots long after polls had closed.
5/7: Middlesex County Prosecutor Andrew C. Carey said the office will be pushing for initiatives that would curb absentee ballot voter fraud.