5/28: The Connecticut state legislature is considering New Milford Republican Bill Buckbee’s proposal that the state use blockchain technology to gather and maintain voter data.
5/28: Turning Point USA Executive Director Charlie Kirk explains why the National Popular Vote laws are a Democratic ploy to keep Republicans from winning elections.
5/28: The North Carolina legislature has decided to allow college students to use their school IDs when casting votes.
5/27: Texas Secretary of State David Whitley resigned amid accusations that his office's attempted voter roll purge incorrectly questioned 100,000 Texans' citizenship status.
5/27: ACRU General Counsel Ken Klukowski reports on the Supreme Court's decision to block lower court orders in Michigan and Ohio, pending their ruling on the constitutionality of the redistricting process.
5/26: Florida Governor Ron DeSantis wants a review of voting systems but is balking at enacting measures that would bring real change to a flawed system.
5/26: The county has a long history of election scandals, including the latest instance of a candidate's staff possibly destroying ballots.
5/24: Democrats Stacey Abrams and Andrew Gillum say that voter suppression was the reason for their losses in 2018, but the numbers don't support this claim.
5/24: Ohio legislators are poised to vote on House Bill 204, which would ban direct recording electronic voting machines.
5/24: The Supreme Court halted decisions issues by the lower courts in Michigan and Ohio cases, pending their decision on whether gerrymandering is protected under the constitution.
