Oklahoma Court: Voter ID Laws Are Constitutional
5/9: The Oklahoma Supreme Court has upheld the state's voter ID laws.
5/9: The Oklahoma Supreme Court has upheld the state's voter ID laws.
5/9: A federal judge ruled that Arizona's new voting laws are not discriminatory, nor do the pose an undue hardship on minority voters.
5/8: West Virginians are debating the restrictiveness of the state's voter ID laws.
5/8: The Senate Intelligence Committee released a report finding that Russia did not manipulate the vote tallies in the 2016 election.
5/8: The Oklahoma Supreme Court upheld the state's voter ID laws.
5/7: Maine Republicans are asking a federal court to rule on whether the state's ranked-choice voting laws are unconstitutional.
5/7: Connecticut has voted to join the National Popular Vote Interstate Compact, which works to negate the electoral college.
4/5: A new motor voter bill could automatically register anyone applying for driver's license to vote in New Jersey.
5/5: Maine Republicans have filed suit to stop ranked-choice voting laws before the June primary.
5/4: The New Hampshire Supreme Court is being asked to halt the release of the state's extensive voter database.