Michigan Attorney General Admitted Possible Voter Fraud
9/6: Michigan’s Democrat Attorney General Dana Nessel allegedly admitted to employing Ukrainian hackers to ensure she won a close 2018 election.
New Jersey Ex-Mayor’s Fraud Case Postponed
9/5: Former Elmwood Park Mayor Francesco Caramagna's vote fraud trial was postponed, leaving the Elmwood Park mayoral race candidates in flux.
Alabama City May Have Mishandled Absentee Ballots
9/5: Talladega is investigating the possibility the city mishandled 28 out of the 36 absentee ballots it received for their municipal election.
Edinburg City Secretary Charged with Voter Fraud
9/4: Edinburg City Secretary Ludivina Leal was arrested in connection to the increasingly expanding voter fraud ring found in Edinburg Texas.
Texans Want Strong Voter ID Laws
9/4: A nonpartisan Texas Lyceum poll revealed that Texans are in favor of strong voter ID laws and increasing ballot access for legal voters.
Colorado Voters Will Decide on National Popular Vote Compact
9/3: Colorado citizens will get a chance to vote on whether the state should exit from the National Popular Vote Interstate Compact.
Alabama Mayoral Race Under Scrutiny After Fraud Allegations in Runoff
9/2: Alabama Secretary of State John H. Merrill said his office would be keeping a close eye on the Montgomery mayoral race after receiving 12 voter fraud allegations regarding the mayoral runoff.
Possible Voter Fraud in Mississippi
8/31: Ward 4 councilperson candidate Kegdra Gibbs-Gray has been accused of voter fraud when several adults were registered to vote using her home address.
Colorado Voters Will Decide on NPV
8/29: Colorado voters will get the chance to choose whether the state should withdraw from the National Popular Vote Interstate Compact.
Colorado Voters Will Decide on Popular Vote
8/29: Colorado voters will decide whether the state should withdraw from the National Popular Vote Interstate Compact.