Massachusetts Considers Lowing Voting Age
8/5: Massachusetts is considering a bill that would allow teens as young as 16 to vote in municipal elections.
Mississippi Alderman Pleads Guilty to Voter Fraud
8/5: Canton Alderman Andrew Grant pleaded guilty to conspiracy to commit voter fraud and resigned his post.
Colorado Activists Fight National Popular Vote Compact
8/2: Monument Mayor Don Wilson and Mesa County Commissioner Rose Pugliese lead Protect Colorado’s Vote, a group focused on getting Colorado out of the National Popular Vote Compact.
Washington Voters Get Duplicate Ballots
8/2: Many voters in King County, Washington reported that they were sent two ballots in the mail instead of one, which points to a glitch in the new VoteWA program.
Washington Post Calls Booker on Russian Interference Lies
8/2: The Washington Post called out presidential candidate and senator Cory Booker for pushing a false narrative that Russian interference and voter suppression stole the 2020 election from Hillary Clinton.
Republicans Fight Against Democratic Attempts to Federalize Elections
8/2: Republicans counter Democratic claims that they're threatening election security with accusations that Democrats are attempting to federalize elections.
Ohio Implements Registration Reset List
8/1: Ohio Secretary of State Frank LaRose has implemented the Registration Reset List, which will hopefully help clean voter rolls in the state.
Mississippi School Board Candidate Convicted of Voter Intimidation
8/1: Canton, Mississippi school board candidate Courtney Rainey was convicted of voter intimidation when she ran in the 2017 municipal election.
New Hampshire Challenged on Residency Law
8/1: Out-of-state college students are challenging New Hampshire's voter residency law.
Maine Secretary of State Disappointed in Senate’s Failure to Secure Elections
8/1: Maine Secretary of State Matthew Dunlap said it was disappointing that the Senate failed to pass any of the bipartisan bills that were meant to secure election integrity in America.