Special Prosecutor Appointed to Examine Claims of Voter Fraud in Virginia
8/7: A special prosecutor is looking into charges that aides to Rep. Scott W. Taylor forged signatures to add an independent candidate to the ballot.
Georgia’s Primary Rife with Possible Fraud
8/6: Habersham County’s Mud Creek had a 243-percent turnout in the Georgia primary, reporting 670 ballots cast though the county has only 276 registered voters.
North Carolina Governor Fights Voter ID Amendment in Court
8/4: Roy Cooper announced he would sue the North Carolina legislature to keep a voter ID constitutional amendment off the ballot in November.
Voter Fraud Charges in Oklahoma
8/3: Washington County District Attorney Kevin Buchanan charged two voters with fraud and is investigating more possible charges in Oklahoma.
Oklahoma Man Charged with Voter Twice
8/2: William Hines is charged with voting twice in the primary elections in Oklahoma.
Jay Ashcroft Talks Voter Fraud in Missouri
8/2: Missouri Secretary of State Jay Ashcroft speaks on voter fraud in Missouri and the expected turnout for the primary elections.
Kansas Democrat Backed Voter ID
8/1: Democratic gubernatorial candidate Laura Kelly is getting scrutiny for backing a voter ID bill while a state senator.
Straight Party Voting Stays in Michigan
8/1: A federal judge upheld Michigan's straight-party voting, which allows voters to check a box indicating they wish to vote for all candidates in one party without completing the ballot.
New York Mayor’s Hires Man Convicted of Voter Fraud
8/1: Mayor Bill de Blasio hired a man convicted of voter fraud to head his Fairness PAC.
Trump Calls for Voter ID Laws
7/31: President Trump called for nationwide voter ID laws at a Florida rally.