California City Councilman Candidate Guilty of Voter Fraud
1/23: Former California City Councilman candidate Gilberto De La Torre plead no contest to voter fraud charges.
Federal Court Will Hear Wisconsin Gerrymandering Case in July
1/23: A federal court pushed back Wisconsin's gerrymandering case until July.
Trump Asks SCOTUS to Weigh-In on Census
1/22: The Trump Administration asked the Supreme Court to determine the constitutionality of a citizenship question on the 2020 census.
Pelosi’s Bill Would Enable Voter Fraud
1/18: H.R. 1, the bill championed by house leader Nancy Pelosi, would enable voter fraud that would greatly benefit Democrats.
Ballot Harvesting Vs. the GOP
1/18: Can North Carolina's strict voter ID laws help the state end it's fraud problems?
North Carolina Missed Deadline for Handing Over Voter Data
1/17: North Carolina has failed to turn over five years of voter data to the U.S. Department of Justice, which would aid their investigation of noncitizen voters in the state.
Alabama Mayor Resigns After Voter Fraud Conviction
1/17: Gordon Mayor Elbert Melton was convicted of voter fraud and removed from office.
More Noncitizen Voters Uncovered in Texas
1/16: Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton announced the conviction of another noncitizen voter who cast a ballot in the 2016 elections.
Kobach: Democrats Finally Acknowledge That Voter Fraud Exists
1/16: Former Election Integrity Commission head Kris Kobach comments on Democrats finally acknowledging voter fraud, now that it can benefit them.
Federal Oversight of Texas Redistricting Opposed by Trump Administration
1/16: The Trump Administration has reversed the Obama Administration's position that Texas' redistricting needs federal oversight.