Edinburg Mayor Accused of Rigging His Election
4/25: Edinburg Mayor Richard Molina is charged with organizing a voter fraud scheme that helped him win his election.
Ohio Considers Automatic Voter Registration
4/25: Ohio is considering a bill that would implement automatic voter registration.
State Senator Avoids Fine in Pennsylvania Gerrymandering Case
4/24: A federal appeals court ruled that Republican state senator Joe Scarnati can't be held financially responsible for gerrymandering in the state of Pennsylvania.
Leftist Group Attacks Wisconsin Voter ID Law
4/24: Liberal group Common Cause Wisconsin is suing the state over a law that insists college students show proof of residence before casting a ballot in elections.
North Carolina Considers Bill to Stop Absentee Ballot Payments
4/24: After the scandal plagued 9th district election, North Carolina is considering a bill that would make it illegal to pay for absentee ballot request forms.
Florida Legislature Works to Improve Election Laws
4/24: After another recount debacle in the 2018 midterms the Florida legislature is looking to pass laws that would allow for accurate counts and maintained voter rolls.
Florida’s Voter Registration Rate Doubles After Felons Given the Right to Vote
4/23: After passing Amendment 4, which restored voting rights to felons, Florida reported a two-fold increase in their voter registration.
SCOTUS Seemed to Agree with Trump in Census Oral Arguments
4/23: When the Supreme Court heard oral arguments over the constitutionality of a citizenship question in the 2020 census, the justices seemed to agree with the President's position.
Citizenship Question Vital to Census Accuracy
4/23: The question about citizenship is a vital part of keeping the 2020 census accurate.
North Carolina Considers Bill Reforming Redistricting
4/18: Three Democratic legislators have proposed a bill that would change the process of redrawing districts in North Carolina.