Missouri Gives Secretary of State Subpoena Power
4/3: The Missouri House just passed a bill that would allow Secretary of State Jay Ashcroft to subpoena power during his voter fraud investigations.
Judge Brian Hagedorn Wins Narrow Victory in Wisconsin
4/3: Republican Judge Brian Hagedorn has been declared the victor in a close race in Wisconsin, though the margin of the victory may trigger a recount.
Thousands of Provisional Votes Counted in California
4/3: The California Secretary of State reported that 58,000 cast ballots that were counted due to the state's new late voter registration policy.
Florida Moves to Secure Elections
4/3: After another contentious recount put the state in the news, Florida is moving to make election reforms.
Sign in Wisconsin Offered Drinks for Votes
4/3: The Wisconsin Elections Commission will investigate a sign that appeared on social media saying Somers residents could exchange their votes for free drinks.
Tennessee Seeks to Curb Incomplete and Incorrect Voter Registrations
4/2: After being flooded with thousands of incomplete voter applications, Tennessee is considering a bill that would fine Voter Registration Groups who turn in incomplete forms.
Disgraced Former Denver City Council Employee Accused of Voter Fraud
4/1: Zachary Rothmier, who used the city's affordable housing program to rent apartments, is now accused of voter registration fraud.
Alabama Secretary of State Talks Voter Laws
3/28: Alabama Secretary of State John Merrill spoke on how the state plans to focus on shoring up voting laws.
House of Representative to Investigate Texas
3/28: The U.S. House has requested records as it looks into Texas Secretary of State David Whitley's review of voter rolls and potential noncitizen voters.
Supreme Court to Hear Ballot Fraud Lawsuit
3/28: The Supreme Court will hear a case involving a ballot fraud lawsuit in Troy New York.