Wisconsin Awaits the Fate on State’s Voter ID Laws
5/31: A Federal Appeals Court hasn't issued a ruling on Wisconsin's voter ID laws, 16 months after hearing arguments.
Voter ID Case in Wisconsin Could Change Primaries
5/31: The lack of decision regarding the legality of Wisconsin's voter ID laws could mean a few changes for upcoming primaries.
Texas AG Speaks on Organized Voter Fraud Scheme
5/30: Attorney General Ken Paxton's office is still investigating what they've classified as an organized voter fraud scheme.
New Hampshire Finds 142 Cases of Possible Fraud
5/30: The Interstate Voter Registration Crosscheck Program has turned up 142 possible instances of voter fraud in New Hampshire.
Lawsuit Attempts to Block Election Modernization and Integrity Act
5/30: Iowa's Election Modernization and Integrity Act is being challenged by at least one voter in court.
Two Thousand Voters Registered Twice in California
5/29: Problems with the California motor voter laws include registering 2,000 voters twice.
Voter Cross-Check Found 142 Cases of Possible Fraud in New Hampshire
5/29: The Interstate Voter Registration Crosscheck Program flagged 95,000 names, 142 of which may have committed voter fraud.
New Hampshire Updates Citizens on Voter Fraud Investigations
5/29: At the next New Hampshire Ballot Law Commission meeting citizens will be updated on voter fraud investigations in the state.
North Dakota and Chippewa Can’t Reach Voter ID Settlement
5/29: The Chippewa tribe and North Dakota have yet to reach a settlement after the state's voter ID laws were deemed discriminatory towards Native peoples.
Voter ID Question Might Be Decided by North Carolina Voters
5/28: The North Carolina legislature is considering letting voters decide whether voter ID laws should be added to the state's constitution.