Michigan High Court to Consider Redistricting Question
7/6: The Michigan Supreme Court will hear a suit alleging that newly drawn districts are unfairly composed.
Should Lawsuits on Census Question Move Forward?
7/6: Several lawsuits hoping to strike a citizenship question from the 2020 census are being considered in court.
Sections of Iowa’s Voter ID Law Challenged in Court
7/6: The League of United Latin American Citizens is challenging the early voting sections of Iowa's new voter ID laws in court.
Early Voting Begins in Texas
7/5: Kaufman County's special election will welcome early voters starting July 21.
Voter Fraud Conviction Leads to Fine in New York
7/5: A man in Ghent, New York plead to a lesser voter fraud charge for a fine.
Can Arizona Ban Ballot Harvesting?
7/5: A lawsuit contests that Arizona's ban on ballot harvesting violates federal law.
Lawsuit Hopes to End Arizona’s Ballot Harvesting Ban
7/4: A lawsuit has challenged Arizona's law that bans delivering someone else's ballot to a polling place.
New York Developers Guilty of Voter Fraud
7/4: Volvy Smilowitz plead guilty to a voter fraud scheme that was uncovered in White Plains New York.
Instances of Voter Fraud Continue to Mount, Further Compromising Our Elections
7/3: Recent voter fraud cases show the growing importance of upholding election integrity.
Black Leaders Condemn Poor Voter Roll Maintenance
7/3: A black leadership commission opposes poor voter roll maintenance, because illegal voters dilute the black vote in many elections.