Indiana to Lengthen Absentee Ballot Deadline
4/10: The Indiana legislature considers a bill that would push the deadline for mail-in absentee ballots back, from eight to 12 days before the election.
Arizona Investigates Voter Fraud in Mohave County
4/9: Mohave County Attorney Matt Smith charged that a polygamous sect in Lake Havasu City may be practicing voter fraud.
Tennessee Cracking Down on Possible Fraud from Voter Registration Groups
4/9: Tennessee is considering a bill that would fine or loft jail time on voter registration groups that submit incomplete or incorrect forms to the state.
Mississippi Republicans Push for New Redistricting Hearing
4/8: Republicans in Mississippi are requesting another hearing after a lawsuit found that a district needed to be redrawn.
Minnesota House Votes to Give Drivers Licenses to Noncitizens
4/7: The Democratic House of Minnesota voted to give noncitizens drivers licenses, which could allow for voter fraud in the state.
District Court Judge Rules Census Question Unconstitutional
4/5: U.S. District Judge George Hazel ruled that including a citizenship question in the 2020 census would be unconstitutional.
Oregon Woman Charged with Multiple Voter Fraud Counts
4/5: Simone Thrasher was charged with 35 counts of election fraud and identity theft.
President Warns Voters About Upcoming Elections
4/4: President Trump warned voters to be "paranoid" about tactics used by Democrats in the upcoming elections.
Missouri Secretary of State Decries Office’s Limitations
4/4: Missouri Secretary of State Jay Ashcroft expressed his frustrations with the government's limitations on his ability to investigate voter fraud.
Missouri Gives Secretary of State Subpoena Power
4/3: The Missouri House just passed a bill that would allow Secretary of State Jay Ashcroft to subpoena power during his voter fraud investigations.