Texas Woman Pleads Guilty to Vote Fraud Charge
6/14: A Robstown woman pleaded guilty to unlawfully completing another voter's absentee ballot and is now prohibited from working future elections.
6/14: A Robstown woman pleaded guilty to unlawfully completing another voter's absentee ballot and is now prohibited from working future elections.
6/13: Priorities USA, a democratic-led group, has sued Missouri to end the state's voter ID laws.
6/13: Eric Holder's National Redistricting Foundation is suing to create more majority-minority districts in Georgia, Alabama, and Louisiana.
6/12: Governor Paul LePage says he probably won't certify results of Maine's first ranked-choice election.
6/12: The Voter Participation Center is planning to mail over 380,000 voter registration forms with the goal of increasing turnout among young voters, women, and minorities.
6/12: Convicted felon Cassandra Amber Marie Ritter admitted that she voted illegally in Virginia's election.
6/12: A Democratic candidate who lost a close race in South Texas claims voter fraud is the reason for the loss.
6/11: Common Cause Massachusetts, the League of Women Voters of Massachusetts, ACLU Massachusetts, and MassPIRG are pressuring the state legislature for an automatic voter registration bill.
6/11: The Supreme Court today rejected a challenge to one of the practices used by Ohio to remove voters from the state’s voter rolls.
6/11: The NAACP is considering a lawsuit if North Carolina's constitutional amendment requiring voter ID is adopted during the midterm elections.