Queens Race May Come Down to Provisional Ballots
7/8: The Democratic district attorney race may be decided by how a dozen voters filled out provisional ballots.
Nevada Will Allow Voting by Phone
7/8: Nevada will allow Democratic primary caucus voters to use their phones to vote, in a bid to increase voter turnout.
North Carolina Must Address Election Integrity Problems
7/6: North Carolina has to address election integrity concerns before the 2020 presidential elections.
Manual Recount Likely After Vote Fraud Claims in Queens
7/5: After the Democratic primary for district attorney in Queens was plagued with fraud charges, the borough is considering a manual recount of all ballots.
Hoboken Housing Authority Moves to Crack Down on Voter Fraud
7/4: Hoboken Housing Authority Vice Chair James Sanford is pushing other chairs to sign a pledge against voter fraud.
Nevada Considering Same-Day Registration
7/3: Nevada legislators are considering a bill that would allow citizens to register and vote on election day.
Wyoming May Amend Voter ID Requirements
7/3: Wyoming lawmakers are considering accepting tribal IDs as proof of identity at the polls.
Oregon Claims Allowing Noncitizens Driver’s Licenses Won’t Lead to Voter Fraud
7/2: The Oregon Legislature claims their new bill allowing noncitizens to get a driver's license will not lead to voter fraud.
California Lawmaker Denied Audit of State’s Motor Voter Program
7/1: The government denied Republican Jim Patterson's request to audit the California DMV's motor voter program.
Nine Charged in California’s Voter Bribery Investigation
6/30: Nine people have been charged with bribing homeless people with cigarettes to forge signatures on voter registrations and petitions.