Tennessee Looks Into Fraud Allegations
6/19: Two democratic candidates in Williamson County elections are the subjects of a voter fraud investigation.
Judge Rules Kansas Voter ID Law Discriminatory
6/18: Requiring proof of citizenship before voting is discriminatory, found a judge who reviewed the law.
SCOTUS Decides Not to Determine Gerrymandering Standards
6/18: The Supreme Court chose not to set limitations on partisan gerrymandering in the two cases before them.
Wisconsin Reports Thousands of Cases of Voter Fraud
6/18: Nearly 4,000 of the voters in Wisconsin's primaries couldn't be verified, but only 954 of these cases were sent to the district attorney.
Texas Voter Fraud Investigation Leads to Seven Arrests
6/17: Starr County continues its voter fraud investigation, which has already lead to 7 arrests.
Most Iowa Primary Voters Had Photo ID
6/16: Iowa has reported that only a small number of voters didn't bring their IDs to the polls for the primaries.
Census Bureau Has Been Co-Opted by Leftist Ideologues
6/15: Critics of the question charge that inclusion of the citizenship question will erode responses from immigrants, but they don’t have a single study that shows that.
Americans Fear Voter Fraud
6/14: The latest Rasmussen reports find that Americans still consider voter fraud to be a threat to their elections.
Virginia to Consider Voter ID Amendment
6/14: Republicans in Virginia are proposing that a voter ID amendment be added to the state's constitution.
Colorado Sees Increase in Unaffiliated Primary Voters
6/14: Since Colorado decided to allow unaffiliated voters to cast primary ballots, voter participation has surged.