Kansas Sec. State Notches Another Vote Fraud Conviction
It marks the ninth conviction that Kris Kobach has obtained since he was given the power to prosecute.
While the Left Ignores Voter Fraud, More Evidence Mounts to Prove Them Wrong
So far, Heritage has documented 773 confirmed criminal convictions in 492 voter fraud cases spanning 44 states.
Nebraska Governor Vetoes Bill that Would Grant Voting Rights to Newly Released Felons
"The distinction, however, between the restoration of rights versus privileges must be noted."
GOP Legislature in Wisconsin Calls Redistricting Ruling Dangerous
It "would extinguish any last hope for state autonomy"and make federal lawsuits unavoidable.
Editorial: West Virginia Paper Lauds Voter Roll Clean Up
'Honest Elections Critical for Trust'
Rhode Island Tackles Issue of Non-Existent Voters on Rolls
Some of the names are people who have moved away, while others are voters who have passed away.
Two Convicted in North Carolina of Voter Fraud
The men voted in the 2016 presidential election even though they were ineligible.
School District in Starr County Not Cooperating with Vote Fraud Probe
A judge ordered the impoundment of mail-in ballots, applications for mail-in ballots and other materials.
Hundreds of Illegal Voters Uncovered in North Carolina in 2016
Investigation finds cases of felon and non-citizen voting, double voting and voter impersonation.
Dems Could Win in Supreme Court Case on Wisconsin Gerrymandering
Last November, a federal district court agreed with the suit, and struck down the legislative districts.