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Conservative Leaders Push Silicon Valley to End Relationship with SPLC
4/20: Conservative leaders are pushing the Silicon Valley Masters of the Universe to cut ties with the Leftist radical group the Southern Poverty Law Center.
North Carolina Considers Bill Reforming Redistricting
4/18: Three Democratic legislators have proposed a bill that would change the process of redrawing districts in North Carolina.
Florida Looking to Remove Noncitizens from Voter Rolls
4/18: The Florida legislature is looking at two bills that would help the state purge noncitzen voters from their voter rolls.
Washington Legislator Concerned Over Voter Fraud
4/17: State legislator Doug Ericksen questions why Democrats oppose voter fraud legislation in Washington state.
Texas Bill Seeks Harsher Penalty for Voter Fraud
4/17: The Texas legislature is considering Senate Bill 9, which would change voter fraud from a class A misdemeanor to a felony.
Texas County Registrar Refers Potential Noncitizens for Voter Fraud Investigation
4/17: Galveston County Registrar Cheryl Johnson five "potential noncitizens" to the district attorney for a voter fraud investigation.
Former Tennessee Deputy Gets Probation for Voter Fraud
4/16: Former Monroe County Deputy Brian Keith “Wormy” Hodge was given five years probation after he was convicted of hiring a drug dealer to buy votes.
Noncitizen Gets Slap on the Wrist for Illegally Voting
4/16: Mexican-national Guadalupe Espinosa-Pena was sentenced to only a month in prison after she was convicted of illegally voting in the 2016 presidential election.
New Mexico Adopts National Popular Vote Law
4/16: New Mexico is the 14th state to adopt the National Popular Vote, a movement trying to eliminate the electoral college from the election process.
Arizona Funds Investigation into Voter Fraud
4/16: Arizona has approved funding an investigation into accusations of voter fraud in a polygamous community.