Incorrect Ballots Sent to Tucson Voters
8/7: Nearly 1,000 voters in Tucson were sent primary ballots for the wrong political party, while nearly 2,000 ballots were mailed to incorrect addresses.
Thousands of People Registered on Election Day in Washington State
8/7: Washington State's same-day registration bill enabled 3,029 people to register and vote on election day.
Niagara County Legislature Voted Unanimously to Challenge Green Light Law
8/7: The Niagara County legislature voted unanimously to challenge New York's newly enacted Green Light Law, which would give licenses to illegal aliens and possibly allow voter fraud.
Is Real ID a Real Problem?
8/6: California is having problems with their Real ID program, aimed at eliminating voter fraud in the state.
Alabama Requires Voter ID for Absentee Ballots
8/6: Alabama has changed it's voting laws so that anyone applying for an absentee ballot must provide approved voter ID.
Niagara County Threatens to New York to Stop Green Light Law
8/6: Niagara County has threatened to sue New York over the passage of a Green Light Law, which grants illegal aliens driver's licenses, claiming it could facilitate voter fraud.
How to Keep Google and Facebook from Influencing Elections
8/6: After Dr. Robert Epstein's testimony on how Google and social media platforms influence elections, lawmakers must look into ways to curb their influence.
Cabán Concedes Contentious Race for Queens District Attorney
8/6: The AOC-favored candidate for Queens district attorney Tiffany Cabán conceded the contentious primary race, giving the Democratic nomination to Melinda Katz.
Mississippi Alderman Admits Guilt and Resigns
8/5: Mississippi Alderman Andrew Grant pleaded guilty to voter fraud and coercion and immediately resigned.
Florida Governor Asks Federal Judge to Dismiss Voting Law Challenge
8/5: Florida Governor Ron DeSantis has asked a federal judge to dismiss a challenge to a law about restoring felons' voting rights, claiming the case belongs in state, not federal, court.