Republican Gubernatorial Candidate in Michigan Discusses Gerrymandering
7/20: Bill Schuette discusses his opinions on the state's latest Supreme Court case and gerrymandering.
Texas Mayor Charges Voter Fraud in Recent Election
7/20: Mission mayor Norberto Salinas claims voter fraud altered the election results in the Texas town.
Prosecutor Won’t Press Charges in Tennessee Voter Fraud Investigation
7/20: A Tennessee prosecutor determined that there would be no charges filed after investigating alleged voter fraud in Williamson County.
Should Federal Law Guide Kansas’ State Laws?
7/19: Kansas Secretary of State Kris Kobach filed an argument that federal law should not override state law, hoping to get a judge's ruling on the state's voter ID laws overturned.
Voter Fraud Allegations in Two Alabama Counties
7/19: Claims of voter fraud in Wilcox and Perry Counties are being examined by Secretary of State John Merrill.
Oregon Will Let Voters Set State’s Sanctuary Status
7/19: An initiative that would strip Oregon of its sanctuary state status will be on the state's upcoming ballot.
Large Number of Absentee Ballots a Red Flag in Alabama
7/19: A surge of absentee ballot votes from the Black Belt has raised concerns over voter fraud in two Alabama counties.
Minnesota High Court to Decide on Voter Records
7/17: A Minnesota higher court will determine whether the Minnesota Voters Alliance has the right to demand voting records from the Secretary of State.
Citizenship Is No Longer Required to Vote in San Francisco School Board Elections
7/17: Noncitizens can vote in San Francisco’s Board of Education elections after the city’s Department of Elections ruled Monday to do away with citizenship requirements.
More Voter Fraud Accusations in Texas
7/17: Officials in Rio Grande Valley are looking into a close election after a candidate claimed voter fraud might have occurred.