Peru Native Who Voted Illegally in Two U.S. Elections in Illinois Now Faces Deportation
Her protracted legal battle to stay in America is playing out amid sweeping reversals in immigration law.
Voter Fraud Worries Overshadow Dallas County Elections
A pastor says some of his church members said they received ballots, only they never applied for them.
Iowa Election Reform Bill Goes to Governor
Although Democrats denounced the bill, a Des Moines Register poll shows 69 percent of Iowans favoring voter ID.
Nevada Secretary of State Confirms Evidence that Non-citizens Voted
"DMV’s employees offer voter registration materials to DMV customers whom they know to be non-citizens."
In Florida County’s Election for Sheriff, Voter-Fraud Allegations Cast New Doubt
Discovery of a USB drive containing 428 uncounted ballots prompted a recount.
Lawmakers across U.S. Move to Include Young People in Voting
Nearly 500 pieces of legislation have been introduced around the country this year to make voting easier.
The Left’s Felony Assault on Voting
Convicted felons remain on the poll books used on Election Day in Philadelphia.
Kansas Sec. State Kobach Notches First Vote Fraud Conviction of Non-Citizen
The Peruvian national illegally voted in a 2012 special election and the 2012 and 2014 general elections.
Soros-Funded Group Chaired By Elizabeth Warren’s Daughter Fighting Voter Integrity Lawsuits
New York City-based Demos is active in North Carolina, Pennsylvania and Florida.
Judge Rules that Texas Voter ID Law Intentionally Discriminates
The law requires voters to show one of seven forms of identification at the ballot box.