A Child Hacked Florida’s Election Website
8/12: An 11-year-old boy was able to hack Florida's election website in under 10 minutes.
North Carolina Investigates Election Fraud
8/11: The North Carolina State Board of Elections & Ethics Enforcement is looking into charges of voter fraud in Robeson County.
Iowa Court to Rule on Voter ID
8/10: The Iowa Supreme Court vowed to rule quickly on a challenge to the state's voter ID laws, which claims the laws put undue hardship on absentee voters.
Florida Governor Questions Election Meddling Claims
8/10: Governor Rick Scott asked Senator Bill Nelson to prove his claims that Russian meddling occurred in Florida elections.
Iowa Shortens Early Voting
8/10: The Iowa Supreme Court has struck down a judge's order which extended the state's early voting period to 40 days.
Alabama’s ID Laws Don’t Suppress Black Voters
8/10: The high turnout of black voters in Alabama's recent primary has proven that voter ID laws in Alabama have not suppressed minority votes.
170 Voters in Ohio Listed as Over 100
8/9: An investigation has found that 170 voters in the Ohio election were listed as over 116 years old.
South Carolina Trains Poll Workers on Security
8/9: South Carolina's State Election Commission trained election workers on cybersecurity and ballot security in preparation for the upcoming midterm elections.
Is Texas Voter ID Case over?
8/9: The plaintiffs opposing Texas' voter ID laws told a federal judge that they were able to settle with the state.
Georgia’s Voter Turnout Draws Criticism
8/9: After one Georgia precinct reported a 243-percent voter turnout, voter fraud fears have amplified in the state.