Michigan Voters Will Decide on Redistricting
7/31: The Michigan Supreme Court decided to allow a proposal to create an independent redistricting committee onto the midterm ballot.
7/31: The Michigan Supreme Court decided to allow a proposal to create an independent redistricting committee onto the midterm ballot.
7/28: The Iowa Secretary of State announced that the office would appeal an injunction that hinders the state's voter ID law.
7/27: The 11th Circuit Court began hearing arguments in the NAACP's quest to overturn the state's voter ID law.
7/27: Voters will have the opportunity to vote on the Arkansas Citizens Redistricting Amendment, which would change the way the state creates congressional districts.
7/26: The North Carolina legislature came together in an unscheduled session to refine the wording of an upcoming Voter ID constitutional amendment question that will appear on the ballot.
7/26: The Wisconsin DMV is offering to help people get voter IDs with a new program.
7/25: Polk County District Judge Karen Romano ruled that Iowa's voter ID law goes against the state's constitution.
7/24: County clerk Taylor Burks says that Missouri's voter ID law has gone a long way to prevent hacking in local polling places.
7/24: The Wisconsin DMV has begun a voter ID petition process to help citizens obtain proper ID for upcoming elections.
7/24: The Nevada Secretary of State is launching an investigation into six Clark County residents who voted twice in the last election.