Contested Voter ID Law Will Stand for 2020 Election
7/21: Though it is the subject of an active lawsuit, North Carolina's contested voter ID law will be enforced during the 2020 election.
Judges Rule that North Carolina Can Implement Voter ID
7/20: A panel of three federal judges ruled that North Carolina's voter ID bill can be implemented while an active lawsuit against it is being determined.
City Manager Accused of Voter Fraud Allowed to Work in City Office
7/19: Deltona City Manager Jane Shang was allowed to work unsupervised at the Lake Helen city office, as part of a community service agreement in her deferred verdict sentencing.
Texas Mayor Charged with 11 Counts of Voter Fraud
7/19: Edinburg Mayor Richard Molina has been charged with 11 felony counts of illegal voting.
No Changes to Iowa’s Voter Registration System Before Elections
7/19: Iowa's 14-year-old voter registration system will not be overhauled in time for the 2020 elections, meaning the old system will remain in place.
Voter Registration Applicants Aren’t Checked for Citizenship in Texas
7/8: Texas officials do not verify the U.S. citizenship of those who submit voter registration applications.
United States Election Assistance Commission Disputes Voter Suppression Claims in Georgia
7/18: The United States Election Assistance Commission released a report that disputes claims of voter suppression in Georgia during the 2018 midterm elections.
Queens District Attorney Race Recount Down to 15 Votes
7/18: The Queens district attorney race recount has narrowed the gap between candidates to 15 contested votes.
VIDEO: Tech Companies Can Push Voters to the Polls without Regulation
7/17: Senior research psychologist for the American Institute for Behavioral Research & Technology, Robert Epstein, testified to the Senate about how Google pushed millions of votes to Hillary Clinton.
Abolishing the National Popular Vote Compact Could Be on the Ballot in 2020
7/16: A measure to leave the National Popular Vote Compact could appear on Colorado's 2020 ballot, giving voters a chance to decide whether the state should decline participation.