Nevada Considering Same-Day Registration
7/3: Nevada legislators are considering a bill that would allow citizens to register and vote on election day.
Wyoming May Amend Voter ID Requirements
7/3: Wyoming lawmakers are considering accepting tribal IDs as proof of identity at the polls.
Lawsuit Challenging Wisconsin Redistricting Laws Dismissed
7/3: A panel of federal judges dismissed a lawsuit that challenged Republican-drawn districts in Wisconsin.
Mount Vernon NY Mayor Claims Fraud in Primary
7/2: Mayor Richard Thomas filed suit today, claiming that the primary election he lost was rigged.
The Election Assistance Commission Is a Valuable Election Integrity Tool
7/2: Though liberal media has disparaged it, the Election Assistance Commission has proven to be a nonpartisan commission dedicated to maintaining election integrity.
New York Mayor Wants Primary Overturned
7/2: Mount Vernon Mayor Richard Thomas is suing the Westchester Board of Elections over a Democratic primary he claims was rigged to ensure he lost.
Oregon Claims Allowing Noncitizens Driver’s Licenses Won’t Lead to Voter Fraud
7/2: The Oregon Legislature claims their new bill allowing noncitizens to get a driver's license will not lead to voter fraud.
California Lawmaker Denied Audit of State’s Motor Voter Program
7/1: The government denied Republican Jim Patterson's request to audit the California DMV's motor voter program.
Nine Charged in California’s Voter Bribery Investigation
6/30: Nine people have been charged with bribing homeless people with cigarettes to forge signatures on voter registrations and petitions.
Oregon Approved Paid Postage for Ballots
6/30: Oregon approved a bill that will ensure all ballots have paid postage on them.