Court Fight Over Kansas Voting Rights Will Exclude Some Evidence
1/4: A federal judge tossed aside some testimony Kobach had hoped to present in his long-running contention that voter fraud is commonplace.
Voter Registration Suit Continues Forward in Kansas
1/4: The case of Fish v. Kobach challenging Kansas law requiring proof of citizenship will go to trial in March.
End of Voter Fraud Commission Is a Win for the Left, But a Loss for America
1/5: President Trump has shut down his Presidential Advisory Commission on Election Integrity. No voter should be happy about this.
Felons Voting Stirs Debate in Alamance County
Alamance NAACP President Barrett Brown wants to see a change in felons being charged with voter fraud.
Help Election Integrity, End Senate 30-Hour Rule
Elections across America are suffering from vulnerabilities in the system.
Noncitizens, Voting Violations and U.S. Elections
This report, from Federation for American Immigration Reform (FAIR), was published in November of 2016.
Advocates Alarmed by Powerful Conservative Group’s Attention to Voting
Election integrity panels at the ALEC conference, one sponsored by ACRU, "have increased significance."
Pew: ‘Proof of Citizenship’ Voting Laws May Surge Under Trump
In 2017, at least four states – Kansas, Maryland, Texas and Virginia – considered proof of citizenship measures.
A Hard Look at a Holder Holdover
Uninterested in vote fraud, Mr. Pilger was quite interested in aiding the IRS in targeting tea parties.
Yes, Virginia, There is Vote Fraud
With dirty voter rolls, it's a good bet that vote fraud decided some close races.