New Jersey Adopts Motor Voter Law
4/17: Governor Phil Murphy signed a new motor voter law, hoping to raise voter registration in the state.
New Jersey Republicans Fear Fraud with Motor Voter Bill
4/12: Republicans in the state assembly raised concerns that New Jersey's new motor voter bill will enable voting fraud in the state.
Arkansas’ Contested Ballots Sent Out
4/7: Though a judge hasn't ruled on the state's voter ID bill, ballots have already been sent to military and absentee ballot voters.
Federal Judge Dismisses Lawsuit Against the Photo ID Law
4/25: Alabama Secretary of State John H. Merrill is excited to announce that U.S. District Judge L. Scott Coogler has issued a 69-page ruling dismissing a lawsuit regarding Alabama’s Photo ID Law.
Presidential Judicial Nominee Witnessed Voter Fraud in Texas
4/25: Michael J. Truncale claims he has encountered voter fraud when working as an election judge in Jefferson County.
Texas Woman Had No Clue She Couldn’t Vote
4/17: A woman convicted of voter fraud for voting while on probation says she wasn't aware she was violating the law.
Add These Voter Fraud Cases to the Growing List
4/19: Despite the lack of media coverage, evidence of election fraud continues to mount.
Starr County Sued Over Election
4/10: Candidates in the Texas primaries are suing Starr County alleging voter fraud.
Man Charged with Voter Fraud in Florida
4/9: A New York man voted twice in the 2016 presidential election, once in New York and once in Pensacola.
West Virginia Primary Will Have ID Checks
4/12: Primary voters in West Virginia will have to show ID to cast a ballot this year.