Florida Governor Outlines Election Security Plan
6/17: Florida Governor Rick DeSantis announced that he will push a plan that would reduce voter fraud in Florida.
6/17: Florida Governor Rick DeSantis announced that he will push a plan that would reduce voter fraud in Florida.
6/14: Florida residents were sent mailers claiming they weren't registered to vote in a ill-thought out campaign from DC groups Voter Participation Center and the Center for Voter Information.
6/13: Democrats pushing to abolish the electoral college are closer to their goal with 15 states and Washington DC agreeing to join the National Popular Vote Interstate Compact.
6/13: Delores Handy was charged with failing to mark a ballot in the manner dictated by the voter when assisting in filling out a ballot.
6/13: Judicial Watch has filed suit against Colorado Secretary of State Jena Griswold after she refused to turn over records involving the state's adoption of the National Popular Vote Act.
6/12: Oregon Governor Kate Brown signed the National Popular Vote Interstate Compact, making Oregon the 15th state to join the movement to abolish the electoral college.
6/12: Three Eastern Carolina citizens were charged with using fake addresses when registering to vote in 2018.
6/11: Lawmakers are hedging on fixing a loophole in California law that allows double voting.
6/11: Fort Worth Councilwoman Kelly Allen Gray asked a judge to dismiss the election fraud lawsuit against her.
6/10: Union County Board of Elections announced they found more provisional ballots that were not counted in the Democratic primary.