Alaska Primary Questioned After Ballot Discrepancies
9/1: A close race in Alaska is being questioned when 17 ballots were found to be registered to a single mobile home.
West Virginia Cleans Up Voter Rolls
9/1: County clerks in West Virginia reported that 100,000 names were removed from voter rolls with little incident before the midterm elections.
Voters Can Get ID
8/31: Ami Horowitz directed a documentary which showed that the populations thought to be disenfranchised by voter ID laws both have and can easily obtain IDs.
Hearings Continue on New Hampshire’s Voter Residency Bill
8/30: New Hampshire's voter residency bill, SB3, is being tested in court as groups sued, claiming the law is discriminatory.
Attorney General Looking at Voter Fraud Allegations in Texas
8/29: The Texas Attorney's General Office has confirmed they are looking into allegations of voter fraud in Gregg County.
Alaska Looks Into Voter Fraud Allegations
8/27: Alaskan state attorney Margaret Paton-Walsh said there were irregularities in the state's election that need to be investigated.
Mike Huckabee Takes on Democratic Voter Fraud Position
8/27: Former Arkansas Governor Mike Huckabee pointed out the ludicrous problem with the Democratic position that voter ID isn't a necessity.
Massachusetts Plans Implementation of Automatic Voter Registration
8/26: The Registry of Motor Vehicles, MassHealth, and the Health Connector will be the agencies assigned to help the state implement automatic voter registration.
Alabama Secretary of State Dismisses Hacking Video
8/22: Alabama Secretary of State John Merrill dismissed a viral video of a person hacking a voting machine as "unconscionable".
Iowa Accepts Tribal ID as Voter ID
8/21: Iowa announced that tribal ID cards would be accepted as a form of voter ID at polling places.