Beto O’Rourke’s Controversial Plans for Voting
6/5: Presidential candidate Beto O’Rourke proposes term limits for Supreme Court justices and an expansion of voting rights for felons as part of his campaign platform.
Texas Won’t Reveal Names of 100,000 Voters Pulled in Voter Roll Review
6/5: Texas has said it won't disclose the names of the 100,000 people who were subjected to a voter roll review because the names may still be part of a criminal investigation.
Lawsuit Questions Pennsylvania’s Absentee Ballot Deadline
6/5: Pennsylvania's absentee ballot deadline is one of the earliest in the country—a lawsuit is claiming this deadline is unconstitutional.
Democratic Organizations Push for Same-Day Voting in Massachusetts
6/5: ACLU, Common Cause, and the League of Women Voters are among the Democratic coalitions pushing for Massachusetts to adopt legislation that would allow for election day registration.
DC Moving Toward Letting Incarcerated Felons Vote
6/4: The District of Columbia is considering a bill that would grant voting rights to incarcerated felons and expand vote-by-mail options.
The Validity of Mail-In Ballots in Atlantic City Questioned
6/4: Atlantic City's 4th Ward is questioning 60 ballots in their latest election.
Democrats Refuse to Accept Losses
6/3: Democrats claim voter suppression and attempt to abolish the electoral college instead of accepting the outcomes of fair elections.
Voter Fraud Can’t Be Ignored in Arizona
6/3: Republican Representative Kelly Townsend pushes for more election integrity laws after touring county records offices and seeing voter roll issues.
Democrats Attempt to Get Rid of Proof-of-Residency Requirements in Wisconsin
6/3: In spite of election integrity fears, Democratic legislators in Wisconsin are attempting to remove proof-of-residency requirements for voters.
Louisiana to Allow Military IDs for Voting
6/3: Louisiana has agreed to accept military IDs as voter identification.