Requiring ID at the Polls Is the Best Way to Secure Maryland Elections
3/2: Rather than spending money on preventing foreign tampering, Maryland should shore up election integrity by requiring identification at the polls.
Arizona Law Requiring ID at the Polls Makes Reasonable Demands
3/2: Arizona's voter ID law, currently facing suit before the Ninth Circuit of Appeals, requires voters to register 28 days before an election and show ID at the polls.
To Protect Elections, Congress Must Get Non-Citizens Off Voter Rolls
3/2: If Congress truly wants to secure elections, it should focus on removing non-citizens from voter rolls across the country.
Supreme Court to Rule on Free Speech at the Polls
3/2: The U.S. Supreme Court is set to rule on Minnesota's controversial law restricting "political apparel" at the polls.
Ohio Bill Would Allocate $115 Million for Election Equipment Upgrades
3/2: A bill expected to pass Ohio's state legislature would allocate $115 million for counties to upgrade aging voting machines.
Kansas Counties Battling with Secretary of State Kobach over Election Funding
3/2: Kansas Secretary of State Kris Kobach argues that turning over control of election budgets to individual counties will make it harder for residents to cast ballots.
CityKey ID Cards Dilute the Right to Vote by Allowing Non-Citizens to Register
3/2: The Center for Immigration Studies argues that Chicago's CityKey ID cards will lead non-citizens to register and vote unlawfully.
Updates to Ohio Bill Providing Funding for Election Equipment Upgrades
3/2: Ohio State Senator Frank LaRose proposes giving counties funding for election equipment upgrades, with funds to be allocated based on the number of registered voters per county.
San Francisco City Supervisor Asks for Budget to Warn Non-Citizens about Voting
3/5: A San Francisco lawmaker who has supported voting rights for non-citizens now seeks a $500K annual budget to warn undocumented immigrants about the risks of registering to vote.
How Many Non-Citizens Are Registered to Vote in Pennsylvania?
3/4: The Public Interest Legal Foundation has filed a suit in federal court to review the state's voter rolls and determine the extent of non-citizen voting.