Parts of the Trump Order on Elections Blocked by a Federal Court
A second federal judge ruled provisions of Trump’s order on elections exceeded his authority and would cause “irreparable harm” to the states challenging it.
Tag: VOTING RIGHTS
How Arizona is lining up the next generation of election workers, as more people leave the field
A fellowship program created by Secretary of State Adrian Fontes helps counties replenish a talent pool that’s drying up.
Trump Weaponizing DOJ to Advance Voter Suppression Agenda
The DOJ’s new lawsuit against North Carolina is a troubling sign of what’s to come.
Ruling Lets Arizona County Overturn Election Result, Redo Vote
Judge allows for settlement between the county and a group of residents that calls for redoing the vote on a jail tax.
A brazen case of election fraud in Pennsylvania
A failed conspiracy to steal a mayoral race shows how difficult it would be to orchestrate election fraud on a larger scale.
Texas charges 6 in Frio County with violating law against ‘vote harvesting’
The county judge, two city council members and others are accused of vote harvesting.
Alleged Noncitizen Voter in Michigan: Bench Warrant Issued After He Wasn’t in Court
Haoxiang Gao, 20, is charged with allegedly casting a ballot despite not being a citizen.
Texas lawmakers consider barring counties from mailing unsolicited voter registration forms
Voting rights advocates worry that legislation approved by House and Senate committees could make it harder to get more people on the rolls.
Last-resort ballots are increasingly being rejected for technical errors in Pennsylvania. Why?
Provisional ballots are meant to be fail-safe, but more are being rejected for reasons other than a voter’s eligibility
House passes bill targeting voting by noncitizens, which is already against the law
Colorado’s Griswold warns of many ways citizens could lose right to vote.
Could Pennsylvania court rulings compromise the secrecy of ballots?
The Department of State and two counties are fighting a decision that they say threatens to expose the private choice voters make on ballots.
Federal cuts to CISA programs make elections less secure, Pennsylvania’s Al Schmidt warns
In a letter to the homeland security secretary, Al Schmidt cites the critical help local election officials have gotten from the cybersecurity agency.
Texas supporters of countywide voting on election day fight efforts to end it
County officials say it should be up to local leaders and election officials who best understand the needs of their communities to decide whether to offer countywide voting on election day.
Michigan House GOP proposes proof-of-citizenship requirement for all voters
The proposal is unlikely to pass out of the legislature, but it could still come before voters next year. It would apply retroactively to currently registered voters.
4 Progressive Policies That Transformed Women’s Rights in America
Explore four key policies transforming women's rights in America and learn how the fight for gender equality continues to shape history.
Georgia’s Record Early Voting, Post-2020 Stress Tests Helped to Defuse Election Rules Overhaul
There have been fights in the courts for four years over voting laws enacted in Georgia after Biden won the 2020 election.
