Kentucky Board of Elections in the Midst of Partisan Power Struggle
9/18: Embattled Secretary of State Alison Lundergan Grimes is fighting for control of the Kentucky Board of Elections though she is charged with misusing voter information.
Texas Wins Voter ID Fight
9/18: The Fifth Circuit Court dismissed all other appeals against Texas' voter ID Laws.
Noncitizen Jailed, Will Be Deported After Voter Fraud Conviction
9/14: Mexican national Laura Janeth Garza was convicted of illegal voting and jailed for 180 days, after which she will be deported to Mexico.
North Carolina Cracking Down on Noncitizen Voting
9/11: A federal task force is helping North Carolina crack down upon potential noncitizen voters in the midterm elections.
Felon on Alaskan Voter Rolls
9/7: The Alaska Division of Elections said it is investigating how a felon was found on an active voter roll.
Alabama Near Resolving All Voter Fraud Complaints
9/4: Alabama Secretary of State John Merrill reported that the state had resolved nearly all of the voter fraud complaints received during the 2016 and 2018 elections.
Alaska Certifies Election Despite Fraud Concerns
9/4: East Anchorage has certified its election results, even though voter fraud concerns still plague the Republican primary.
Democrats and NAACP Lose Fight in North Carolina
9/4: The Democratic governor and NAACP lost their court challenges against North Carolina's state constitutional amendments, including a voter ID clause.
More Funding to Fight Voter Fraud in Texas
9/4: Attorney General Ken Paxton has requested more funding to investigate and prevent voter fraud in Texas.
Sanctuary Cities Still Have Noncitizens on Voter Rolls
9/3: The Public Interest Legal Foundation has reported finding over 3,000 noncitizens who are registered to vote in sanctuary cities throughout the country.