8/2: The Washington Post called out presidential candidate and senator Cory Booker for pushing a false narrative that Russian interference and voter suppression stole the 2020 election from Hillary Clinton.
8/1: Canton, Mississippi school board candidate Courtney Rainey was convicted of voter intimidation when she ran in the 2017 municipal election.
8/1: Out-of-state college students are challenging New Hampshire's voter residency law.
7/31: An appeals court ruled that North Dakota's voter ID laws don't discriminate against Native Americans in the state.
7/31: Alabama Secretary of State John Merrill pointed to six voter fraud convictions as proof that the Southern Poverty Law Center's claim that voter fraud doesn't exist is a false claim.
7/31: Leslie McCrae Dowless, who masterminded a ballot tampering scheme in North Carolina, is being charged with new voter fraud felonies.
7/30: President Trump is pushing an initiative to mandate paper ballots in all districts during the 2020 elections.
7/29: Florida is already preparing to become a battleground state for the 2020 elections, with Democrats recruiting recounting teams and Republicans looking to boost voter turnout.
7/26: Four felons in Hoke County have been charged with voting illegally in the 2016 election.
7/26: Hidalgo school district's election was voided after accusations of voter fraud were confirmed.
