School Board Election Voided Over Fraud Concerns
7/26: Hidalgo school district's election was voided after accusations of voter fraud were confirmed.
Nevada Works to Ensure Noncitizens Won’t Vote After Passing Automatic Registration Bill
7/24: Nevada says it's working on a system that will prevent noncitizens from voting after passing an Automatic Registration Bill.
Election Watchdog Warns of Voter Fraud in California
7/24: Election Integrity Project California has issued a warning that California's elections system are rife with corruption.
Florida Lawmakers Just Talk About Fighting Vote Fraud
7/23: Though Florida lawmakers have acknowledged the state's history of contested elections and fraud, but they refuse to allow the state to join Electronic Registration Information Center (ERIC).
Florida Lawmakers Won’t Join ERIC
7/23: Though Florida's elections have been plagued with problems, the state government refuses to join the Electronic Registration Information Center (ERIC).
New York’s Green Light Law Brings Voter Fraud Concerns
7/22: New York passed a "green light law", which allows illegal immigrants to obtain a driver's license, which critics fear could lead to voter fraud.
Georgia Election Declared Legit
7/22: Brad Raffensperger of the Election Assistance Commission reported that after an exhaustive review, the commission could find no evidence of voter suppression in Georgia.
Las Vegas Mayor Investigated for Possible Voter Fraud
7/22: Las Vegas Mayor Tonita Gurule-Giron is facing charges of voter fraud over the mayoral election results.
North Carolina Will Keep Voter ID Law for 2020 Elections
7/22: Though a lawsuit contesting North Carolina's voter ID law is still active, a panel of judges ruled the state could still use the law for the upcoming 2020 presidential elections.
Contested Voter ID Law Will Stand for 2020 Election
7/21: Though it is the subject of an active lawsuit, North Carolina's contested voter ID law will be enforced during the 2020 election.