A Minnesota head election judge has been arrested and charged with two felony counts for allegedly permitting 11 unregistered voters to cast ballots during the
The Department of Justice, led by the Biden administration, has threatened legal action against the small towns of Thornapple and Lawrence in northern Wisconsin over
California lawmakers have passed a law prohibiting voter identification requirements in local elections, as Democrats aim to strengthen their supermajority in the state. Senate Bill
New York state’s highest court has affirmed a law challenged by Republicans that permits residents to vote by mail up to 10 days before Election
The Nevada Supreme Court has delivered a significant setback to Democratic efforts to mandate the certification of election results that may be fraudulent. The court
A judge in Pennsylvania has determined that neither voters nor election officials are allowed to fix or count mail-in ballots that are returned without the
In a groundbreaking decision, the Commonwealth Court of Pennsylvania has declared that digital images of completed absentee and mail-in ballots must be treated as public
In a heated legal dispute concerning election integrity in Arizona, tensions have escalated after a recent decision by the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals. On
A federal judge ruled on July 28 that a Mississippi law allowing ballots received up to five days after an election to be counted is
A federal judge in Ohio has invalidated an election law that prohibited nearly anyone, except a small group of close relatives, from returning an absentee
On Friday, Kamala Harris talked with Peter Alexander, NBC’s chief White House correspondent about the potential presidential debates. Peter Alexander asked VP Kamala Harris: “Will
A PAC, which previously claimed to represent supporters of Nikki Haley, is now endorsing Vice President Kamala Harris in the general election. The PAC is
A federal judge has struck down a nearly 150-year-old North Carolina statute that banned convicted felons from casting votes. The law, enacted in 1877, had
Panicked Democrats are planning to flood social media and television airways if former President Donald Trump declares victory “before all votes are counted,” according to