Alabama’s Voter ID Laws Face New Challenge
3/4: Civil rights groups continue to appeal a federal judge's ruling that Alabama's voter ID laws aren't discriminatory.
Arkansas Voter ID Law Challenged in Court
3/12: Arkansas' new voter ID law is being questioned in court.
Judge Considers Blocking Arkansas’ ID Law
3/12: A judge is considering voters' plea to block Arkansas' new voter ID law that requires a photo ID.
Iowa Voters Use IDs at Polls
3/5: Iowa voters will use their IDs to vote at the first election after voter ID laws have been implemented.
Kansas Voter Registration Trial Begins
3/6: The ACLU and Kansas Secretary of State Kris Kobach battle over the constitutionality of the state's voter ID laws.
Pennsylvania Voters Concerned About Election Integrity
3/12: With a special election and 2018 midterms looming, Pennsylvania voters are worried about election security.
Three Indicted in Texas Voter Fraud Case
3/7: Attorney General Ken Paxton indicted three people in his Nueces County voter Fraud investigation.
Iowa Rolls Out Voter ID Laws
3/8: Iowa voters will now have to show ID, sign an oath of identification, or cast a provisional ballot in this election.
Arkansas Poll Worker Challenges Voter ID Law in Court
3/12: Arkansas's 7-month-old voter ID law has been challenged by Pulaski County poll workers.
Ongoing Investigation in Starr Country Reveals Votes Cast by Deceased Residents
3/7: The State Attorney General's office turned up an instance of one voter who cast three ballots since passing away in 2010.