Trump’s Controversial Election Integrity Commission Is Gone. Here’s What Comes Next.
1/4: President Trump announced that he had terminated his Presidential Advisory Commission on Election Integrity. Here’s what you need to know.
1/4: President Trump announced that he had terminated his Presidential Advisory Commission on Election Integrity. Here’s what you need to know.
1/3: Probe will go on but no longer be done through public meetings, Democrats will now be shut out.
1/3: The Trump administration has ended its controversial voter fraud commission, White House press secretary Sarah Sanders announced Wednesday.
1/3: A public interest watchdog put one Texas County on notice for failing to disclose noncitizen registered voter records, the group says.
1/3: A lawsuit alleging that Missouri's new voter identification law was intended to make it harder for poor and minority residents to cast their ballots has been dismissed.
1/1: Iowa voters will now need to show an ID at the polls.
1/1: Get ready for hundreds of new state laws that go into effect on the first day of 2018.
12/11: Wisconsin lawmakers are considering a bill that would allow members of federally recognized tribes to use their tribal identification cards for voter registration.
12/4: Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton will argue that the law known as Senate Bill 14 was not discriminatory and if it did adversely affect minority voters, that result was not intentional.
12/21: Attorneys representing several members of the Turtle Mountain Band of Chippewa have filed a new complaint challenging North Dakota’s latest voter ID law.