Federal Court Approves Redistricting Map in Virginia
2/14: A panel of judges ruled that Virginia must adopt a new redistricting map that changes districts that were found to be racially gerrymandered.
Former Michigan Elections Director Accused of Fraud
2/13: Former Oak Park elections director Stephanie Sumner has been accused of funneling money to her husband.
Minnesota Woman Faces Voter Fraud Charges
2/13: A Minnesota woman was charged with voting twice in elections.
Study Proves Voter ID Laws Don’t Suppress the Vote
2/13: The National Bureau of Economic Research published a study which found that strict voter ID laws don't have any bearing on voter turnout.
Eliminating Electoral College Would Eliminate State Influence
2/12: Those who believe the electoral college should be eliminated don't consider what it would mean to sparsely populated states.
National Popular Vote Movement Takes Fairness Out of Elections
2/12: National Popular Vote (NPV) initiative pushed by a California liberal group would eliminate the electoral college, making elections unfair for smaller states.
Stacey Abrams Continues to Falsely Claim Voter Suppression
2/12: Democratic gubernatorial candidate Stacey Abrams claims her election loss was due to voter suppression, even though the evidence doesn't support the claim.
Voter ID Laws Don’t Suppress the Vote
2/11: A nationwide study has shown that voter ID laws have no impact on voter turnout, eliminating a popular argument from the Left.
Texas County Must Report Noncitizen Voters
2/11: Harris County lost it's legal bid to keep it's voter rolls from scrutiny by the Public Interest Legal Foundation, who claim thousands of noncitizens are registered to vote in the county.
South Carolina Election Director Resigns
2/11: Richland County elections and voter registration director Rokey Suleman resigned after a newspaper reported that 1 percent of ballots in the county were not counted.