Boston May Let Noncitizens Vote
7/10: The Boston City Council is considering granting noncitizens living in the city the right to vote.
Noncitizen Voting a Problem in Texas
7/10: Texas has experienced a wave of noncitizen voter fraud.
Initiative to Stop Immigrants from Getting Driver’s Licenses in California
7/9: An initiative to block the state of California from issuing driver's licenses to noncitizens is gathering signatures before the election.
Redistricting in Pennsylvania May Change Political Makeup of State
7/9: The Pennsylvania State Supreme Court's decision to redraw three districts in the state may result in three seats going to the Democrats.
Atlanta Mayor Made Payment to Election Official’s Company
7/9: The mayoral campaign of Keisha Lance Bottoms paid a consulting firm registered to the senior election official in Fulton County.
Kansas Forced to Register Thousands
7/9: Secretary of State Kris Kobach complied with a judge's order and registered thousands of voters who had been called into question due to the now-defunct proof of citizenship law.
Alabama’s Black Belt Still Poses a Voter Fraud Problem
7/9: Voter fraud problems have plagued this area of Alabama for years, it may be time for reform.
Alabama Secretary of State Offers to Help Voters Gain Proper ID
7/8: In an effort to prove obtaining proper ID is not a burden, Alabama secretary of state John Merrill offered home visits to help those who need ID.
Trial Over Legality of Iowa’s Voter ID Laws Begin
7/7: Polk County District Court will determine whether or not Iowa's voter ID laws are discriminatory.
Debate Over Shelby County v. Holder Continues in Alabama
7/6: Democrats claim the court's decision in Shelby County v. Holder has gutted the Voting Rights Act, while Republicans claim increased election integrity.