New York Man Admits to Voter Fraud
6/19: A Bloomingberg man plead guilty to voter fraud as part of a real estate scheme in New York.
Ranked-Choice Voting Hits a Snag in Maine
6/19: Problems scanning ballots have increased the delay for Maine's election results, calling the new ranked-choice voter system into question.
Tennessee Looks Into Fraud Allegations
6/19: Two democratic candidates in Williamson County elections are the subjects of a voter fraud investigation.
Judge Rules Kansas Voter ID Law Discriminatory
6/18: Requiring proof of citizenship before voting is discriminatory, found a judge who reviewed the law.
Double Voting May Force a Redo of Nevada Election
6/18: Clark County's close primary may be facing a redo after 43 double votes were discovered.
Some Colorado Voters Filed Two Ballots
6/18: Unaffiliated voters in Colorado have submitted both Republican and Democratic ballots during the primaries, instead of submitting only one.
SCOTUS Decides Not to Determine Gerrymandering Standards
6/18: The Supreme Court chose not to set limitations on partisan gerrymandering in the two cases before them.
Wisconsin Reports Thousands of Cases of Voter Fraud
6/18: Nearly 4,000 of the voters in Wisconsin's primaries couldn't be verified, but only 954 of these cases were sent to the district attorney.
Texas Voter Fraud Investigation Leads to Seven Arrests
6/17: Starr County continues its voter fraud investigation, which has already lead to 7 arrests.
Most Iowa Primary Voters Had Photo ID
6/16: Iowa has reported that only a small number of voters didn't bring their IDs to the polls for the primaries.