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Arkansas’ Voter ID Law Challenged in Court

9/20: An Arkansas court is hearing arguments that the state's photo voter ID law is discriminatory and should be shut down.

New Hampshire Couple May Have Voted Twice in 2016

9/19: An elderly New Hampshire couple has been charged with double voting in the 2016 election.

Democratic Leader Encourages Voter Fraud

9/19: A leader at a Democratic rally encouraged voters to "vote early, and vote often".

Texas County Will Clean Voter Rolls

9/19: Starr County Texas has reached a settlement with the to clean the border county's voter rolls.

Arizona Judge Won’t Force Address Update Before Midterms

9/19: A judge ruled that incorrect voter registration addresses of 384,000 Arizonans did not need to be immediately updated before the midterm elections.

Georgia Candidate Claims Fraud in Primaries

9/19: Candidate Sabrina McKenzie is suing the state, claiming that voters were allowed to cast ballots after polls closed.

St. Louis Union Leader Urges Voter Fraud

9/18: Charles “Totsie” Bailey encouraged a St. Louis crowd to vote early, vote often in a speech that Republicans claim supported voter fraud.

Kentucky Board of Elections in the Midst of Partisan Power Struggle

9/18: Embattled Secretary of State Alison Lundergan Grimes is fighting for control of the Kentucky Board of Elections though she is charged with misusing voter information.