No Oversight in Texas Voting
3/14: There is no agency monitoring election officials who are responsible for maintaining accurate voting rolls in Texas.
Texas Investigates Over 1,000 Ballots
3/13: Dallas County's district attorney is currently looking at over 1,000 mail-in ballots that show signs of tampering.
PILF Demands Pennsylvania’s Voting Records
3/8: The Public Interest Legal Foundation sued to examine Pennsylvania's voting records, which would allegedly prove noncitizen voting in the state.
Iowa Rolls Out Voter ID Laws
3/8: Iowa voters will now have to show ID, sign an oath of identification, or cast a provisional ballot in this election.
Are Michigan’s Elections Secure?
3/8: After a hacking scare in the state government, Michigan questions its election security.
Nueces County Moves Forward in Voter Fraud Prosecution
3/7: Attorney General Ken Paxton will prosecute nine counts of voter fraud in the 2016 Nueces County elections.
Arkansas Poll Worker Challenges Voter ID Law in Court
3/12: Arkansas's 7-month-old voter ID law has been challenged by Pulaski County poll workers.
Justice Alito Exposes Double Standard of Minnesota Apparel Law
[Note: On July 3, 2017, the ACRU filed an amicus [...]
Ongoing Investigation in Starr Country Reveals Votes Cast by Deceased Residents
3/7: The State Attorney General's office turned up an instance of one voter who cast three ballots since passing away in 2010.
Attorney General in Texas Prosecuting Three New Voter Fraud Cases
3/7: State Attorney General Ken Paxton will prosecute three Neuces County residents recently indicted on voter fraud charges.