Editorial: West Virginia Paper Lauds Voter Roll Clean Up
'Honest Elections Critical for Trust'
Rhode Island Tackles Issue of Non-Existent Voters on Rolls
Some of the names are people who have moved away, while others are voters who have passed away.
Two Convicted in North Carolina of Voter Fraud
The men voted in the 2016 presidential election even though they were ineligible.
School District in Starr County Not Cooperating with Vote Fraud Probe
A judge ordered the impoundment of mail-in ballots, applications for mail-in ballots and other materials.
Hundreds of Illegal Voters Uncovered in North Carolina in 2016
Investigation finds cases of felon and non-citizen voting, double voting and voter impersonation.
Dems Could Win in Supreme Court Case on Wisconsin Gerrymandering
Last November, a federal district court agreed with the suit, and struck down the legislative districts.
National Leftwing Lawyers Group Files Voting Rights Suit before Crucial Georgia Run-off Election
Democrat Jon Ossoff and Republican Karen Handel are running to replace former Republican Rep. Tom Price.
11 States Warned about Counties with Motor Voter Violations
The 11: Alabama, Florida, Georgia, Illinois, Iowa, Kentucky, Maryland, New Jersey, New York, North Carolina and Tennessee.
For Philly’s Voter Fraud Reputation, More Poll Watchers May Be the Cure
State Rep. Rick Saccone, an Allegheny County Republican, wants voters to be able to serve in any county.
Governor Signs North Dakota Voter ID Law
It comes amid a federal lawsuit challenging changes made by the Republican-led Legislature.