Ohio Gerrymandering Case May Be Headed to SCOTUS
5/7: Ohio officials will appeal a federal judge panel's decision on their redistricting to the Supreme Court, which will make it the fourth gerrymandering case before the high court.
New Jersey Prosecutor Pushes for Voter Fraud Initiatives
5/7: Middlesex County Prosecutor Andrew C. Carey said the office will be pushing for initiatives that would curb absentee ballot voter fraud.
Indiana Man Arrested for Voter Fraud
5/7: John David Croucher was charged with voter fraud when he illegally changed his address to obtain fraudulent absentee ballots.
Michigan Appeals Gerrymandering Case to the Supreme Court
5/6: Michigan will be the third state to bring a gerrymandering case before the US Supreme Court.
Connecticut Candidates Ask for Oversight in Election
5/3: Candidates in a Bridgeport delegate race have asked for oversight on absentee ballots after fraud concerns.
Indiana Investigating Absentee Ballots
5/3: The Michigan City police are investigating a dozen suspicious absentee ballots filed in LaPorte County.
New Jersey Woman Charged with Voter Fraud
5/3: A New Brunswick woman has been accused of filing a false voter registration and forging voter signatures.
Connecticut Looks into Ballot Fraud
5/3: Those running to replace deceased state representative Ezequiel Santiago have raised concerns about possible mail-in ballot fraud in Connecticut.
Democrats Push for Another Lax Election Law in California
5/3: Democrat-backed bill AB 693 would allow non-provisional ballots for conditional same-day voter registration.
Texas Fights Return of Federal Control Over Redistricting
5/2: Texas argued in federal court against forced redistricting for several counties.