Election Officials Recommend Overseas Voters Send Ballots Early
9/17: Citing the possibility that the US may leave an international mail agreement, election officials are recommending that overseas voters send their absentee ballots early.
Computers with Voter Information Stolen in Atlanta
9/17: Check-in computers containing voter information were stolen from a West Atlanta precinct.
Connecticut Election Draws Calls for a Probe
9/12: A Bridgeport mayoral candidate won 75 percent of the absentee ballots, causing some Connecticut citizens to call for a probe into possible voter fraud.
Colorado Voters Will Decide About NPV
9/11: Colorado voters will get the opportunity to decide whether their state should withdraw from the National Popular Vote (NPV) Compact.
More Arrests in Texas Voter Fraud Investigations
9/11: Prosecutors have now charged 22 people in relation to a massive voter fraud scheme in Edinburg, Texas.
North Carolina Voting-By-Mail Drops Significantly
9/11: After a voter fraud scandal, voting-by-mail dropped by two-thirds in North Carolina's Ninth District.
Voters Can Apply for Absentee Ballots Online in Pennsylvania
9/9: Pennsylvania has decided to allow voters to apply for absentee ballots online this year.
Liberals Spread Misinformation in Georgia
9/8: Democrats like former gubernatorial candidate Stacey Abrams are spreading misinformation about voter suppression in Georgia elections.
Left Lies About Voter ID Laws
9/7: A new survey from the National Bureau of Economic Research has proven the Left's claims about voter ID laws are false.
Attorney General Candidate Proposes Automatic Voter Registration in Montana
9/6: Democratic attorney general candidate Raph Graybill has promised that if elected he will push for an automatic voter registration program in Montana.