The Electoral College Is Essential
8/25: Those calling for the end of the electoral college don't understand why it is essential to keeping American elections fair.
North Dakota Claims Tribes Can’t Sue Over Voter ID
8/23: North Dakota is asking a federal judge to throw out lawsuits from tribes, claiming they have no right to sue over the state's voter ID law.
Stacey Abrams and Democrats Use False Voter Suppression Narrative
8/23: Former Georgia gubernatorial candidate Stacey Abrams launched Fair Fight, a group that claims to fight voter suppression, which studies have proven does not exist in Georgia.
Wyoming Considers Accepting Tribal IDs from Voters
8/23: Wyoming lawmakers are considering a bill that would allow Native Americans to use their tribal IDs as their voter ID cards.
Spakovsky and Adams: Ranked-Choice Voting Is a Flawed System
8/23: ACRU Policy Board Member Hans von Spakovsky and ACRU Policy Board Member J. Christian Adams explain why ranked-choice voting creates false majorities and unfair election outcomes.
Court Rules Electors Can Vote for Whomever They Choose
8/23: The 10th Circuit Court of Appeals delivered a blow to the National Popular Vote Interstate Compact by ruling that it was unconstitutional to force electors to vote for a candidate.
Michigan Republican Party Fights Redistricting Commission
8/22: The Michigan Republican Party is suing to keep the state from creating an independent redistricting commission.
Eliminating the Electoral College Would Hurt Many States
8/22: Iowa Senator Joni Ernst explains why ending the Electoral College would be a disaster for Iowa.
Florida Will Check Voter Rolls with Other States in Database
8/22: Florida has voted to join the Electronic Voter Registration Information Center (ERIC), which will allow the state to compare their voter rolls with those in other states.
Colorado City Joins Fight Against Popular Vote Compact
8/22: Woodland Park has joined two other cities in Colorado, fighting against the state's decision to join the National Popular Vote Interstate Compact.