Florida Acknowledges Election Woes, But Is Hesitant to Take Action
5/26: Florida Governor Ron DeSantis wants a review of voting systems but is balking at enacting measures that would bring real change to a flawed system.
Miami’s History of Election Scandals
5/26: The county has a long history of election scandals, including the latest instance of a candidate's staff possibly destroying ballots.
Supreme Court Pauses Action in Michigan and Ohio Gerrymandering Cases
5/24: The Supreme Court halted decisions issues by the lower courts in Michigan and Ohio cases, pending their decision on whether gerrymandering is protected under the constitution.
SCOTUS Blocks Lower Court Rulings in Michigan and Ohio Gerrymandering Cases
5/24: The Supreme Court blocked lower court rulings in Michigan and Ohio gerrymandering cases, pending their ruling as to whether partisan gerrymandering is constitutional.
Arizona Accepts Federal Funds for a Voter Fraud Unit
5/23: Attorney General Mark Brnovich announced that his office had accepted a $500,000 federal grant to create a voter fraud investigation unit.
Illinois County Begins Voter ID Check
5/23: Sangamon County will now mail all voter ID cards to voters' listed addresses, removing voters from the register if their cards are returned as "undeliverable".
Florida Resists Anti-Vote Fraud Effort
5/22: Though Florida has be plagued with election fraud woes, lawmakers keep hesitating about joining Electronic Registration Information Center.
Florida Republicans Refuse to Join ERIC
5/22: Florida's Republican-controlled legislature will not join Electronic Registration Information Center (ERIC).
Automatic Voter Registration a Mistake for Wisconsin
5/22: A bill promoting automatic voter registration could hurt the election integrity of Wisconsin.
Texas Attorney General Talks Voter Fraud and Border Crisis
5/22: Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton discusses the power behind President Trump's border plan and the voter fraud crisis in the Lone Star State.