Justice Department Subpoenas North Carolina Voter Rolls
9/5: The Justice Department demanded that voter rolls in North Carolina be turned over to immigration authorities.
Kentucky Officials Look into Secretary of State’s Use of Voter Information
9/5: Allegations that Kentucky Secretary of State Alison Grimes improperly used voter information have sparked controversy in the state.
Alabama Near Resolving All Voter Fraud Complaints
9/4: Alabama Secretary of State John Merrill reported that the state had resolved nearly all of the voter fraud complaints received during the 2016 and 2018 elections.
Illegal Voter Sent to Prison in Texas
9/4: Crystal Mason was sentenced to five years in prison for voting illegally in the 2016 election.
Alaska Certifies Election Despite Fraud Concerns
9/4: East Anchorage has certified its election results, even though voter fraud concerns still plague the Republican primary.
Virginia Lawmaker Appealing Gerrymandering Ruling
9/4: Republican speaker of the Virginia House of Delegates, Kirk Cox, filed an appeal over a ruling that would require 11 districts to be redrawn.
North Carolina Can Keep Districts – For Now
9/4: North Carolina's 13 congressional districts won't need to be redrawn before the midterm elections, ruled a federal judicial panel.
Democrats and NAACP Lose Fight in North Carolina
9/4: The Democratic governor and NAACP lost their court challenges against North Carolina's state constitutional amendments, including a voter ID clause.
More Funding to Fight Voter Fraud in Texas
9/4: Attorney General Ken Paxton has requested more funding to investigate and prevent voter fraud in Texas.
North Carolina Still Hasn’t Cleaned Its Voter Rolls
9/3: The federal government indicted 19 illegal immigrants who used the motor voter laws to register to vote in North Carolina, and claims there may be more.