U.S. Supreme Court Finds North Carolina Lawmaker Maps Were Racial Gerrymanders
The case was sent back to the lower court to determine whether special elections were necessary.
Canvassers Charged in Fake, Fraudulent Voter Registrations
Prosecutors allege that the Indiana Voter Registration Project created and submitted falsified applications.
New Jersey Deputy AG Targets Mail Balloting in 2016 City Council Election
People who were listed as voting by mail testified that they do not believe they cast ballots.
First Arrest Warrant Issued in Expanding Texas Illegal Voting Case, Ballots Scrutinized
A judge sequestered 700 ballots linked to "Jose Rodriguez," believed to be a fake name.
Automatic Voter Registration Bill Advances in Illinois
Gov. Bruce Rauner vetoed a similar bill because it did not go far enough to prevent voter fraud.
Texas Governor Signs New Voter ID Bill
Abbott also signed into law a bill that will end straight-party voting.
Missouri Gearing Up for New Voter ID Law
The state will pay for non-driver license ID cards and provide necessary documents for them.
Project Vote Bites the Dust
The George Soros-funded spawn of ACORN shut down on May 31.
Kobach Says He Won’t Pre-judge Voter Fraud Panel’s Findings
As Kansas secretary of state, he's had had 9 successful election fraud prosecutions.
Daytona Beach Woman Investigated for Vote Fraud
She's accused of casting absentee ballots in another name, then voting using her real name.