Americans Divided on Voter Laws
10/29: The Pew Research Center broke down Americans' differing views of voter laws.
West Virginia Catches Fraudulent Voter
10/29: A Maryland man has been convicted of casting ballots in his home state and West Virginia.
San Francisco’s Illegal Voter Drive Has Meager Results
10/28: San Francisco's $300,000 campaign to register noncitizens has only netted the city 49 voters.
John Fund Debates Voter Fraud Claims
10/28: National Review columnist John Fund debates Democratic claims of voter suppression.
Spakovsky: Voter Fraud Isn’t a Myth
10/27: ACRU Policy Board Member Hans von Spakovsky and John Fund explain the realities of voter fraud and why the mainstream media seeks to dismiss its dangers.
New Hampshire Supreme Court Upholds Voter Registration Laws
10/27: The State Supreme Court has ruled that New Hampshire's controversial SB 3 law is constitutional and will stand for the midterms.
Federal Court Upholds Ohio Law
10/26: A federal judge in Ohio agreed with Judicial Watch that the state's voting laws and the purge of its rolls were legal actions.
New Hampshire Wins Voter ID Court Battle
10/26: The state supreme court upheld New Hampshire's law requiring new voters to provide documentation if they have registered within 30 days of an election.
Court Denies Government’s Request for Census Trial Postponement
10/26: A federal judge denied the Trump Administration's request to postpone a suit questioning the legality of the citizenship question on the 2020 Census.
Voter ID Laws Are Not Racist
10/25: Voter ID laws cut down on voter fraud, they don't cut down on minority votes.