North Carolina Investigation Could Lead to New Election
12/13: The voter fraud investigation in North Carolina's ninth district could lead to a new election.
Florida Senate Refuses Snipes’ Request for Reinstatement
12/13: The Florida senate has refused to allow former Broward County Election chief Brenda Snipes to rescind her registration.
Nevada Motor Voter Law Will Cost Millions
12/12: Nevada's new motor voter law could cost the state upwards of $5 million to implement.
North Carolina Elections Official Resigns
12/12: Bladen County Board of Elections chair Jens Lutz resigned amidst the voter fraud scandal plaguing the county.
Iowa Delegate Race Results Still Contested
12/11: The Iowa district 55 house race was decided by nine votes, but 33 absentee ballots are still being debated in court.
Prospective Chicago Alderman Claims Fraud Is Rampant in City
12/11: David Krupa, a candidate for alderman in Chicago's 13th Ward, claims that election fraud is plaguing the race.
North Carolina’s Voter Fraud Scandal Points to Weakness in Other States
12/10: North Carolina's ballot harvesting voter fraud scandal has proven that legal ballot harvesting in other states is a danger to elections.
California Voting Records Confusion
12/9: Over 97,000 voters in California were noted as voting at the polls in Los Angeles County records, but listed as submitting mail-in ballots in state records.
California’s Election Reporting Causes Problems
12/8: California's outdated ways of reporting election results caused confusion in the midterm elections.
Ballot Security Is a Problem
12/7: Charges of voter fraud in North Carolina, and the Florida elections debacle, have proven that ballot security needs to be a priority for Americans.