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Did Ballot Harvesting Flip Elections
1/8: Charges that Democrats used ballot harvesting, especially of illegals, to win elections is tarnishing election results.
PILF Demands Virginia Clean Voter Rolls
1/8: The Public Interest Legal Foundation threatened to sue the state of Virginia if they didn't clean up their noncitizen voter rolls.
North Dakota Wants Tribal Suit Dismissed
1/8: North Dakota is asking a federal court to dismiss a lawsuit by tribal nations who believe the state's voter ID laws are discriminatory.
California Can’t Assure Election Integrity
1/4: The California government can't guarantee that noncitizens were kept from voting after the DMV attempted to implement the new motor voter laws.
Florida Considers Legislation to Identify Noncitizen Voters
1/4: State Senator Joe Gruters proposed a bill that would require Florida lawmakers to make a concerted effort to eliminate noncitizens currently on voter rolls.
Supreme Court to Tackle Partisan Gerrymandering Again
1/4: The Supreme Court announced that it would review both the Maryland and North Carolina cases in March, giving it roughly three months to decide the cases before the justices’ summer recess.
Supreme Court Takes on Gerrymandering
1/4: The Supreme Court will again try to resolve issues of gerrymandering in America.
North Carolina Voter Fraud Investigation Continues
1/3: The investigation into possible voter fraud in North Carolina's 9th district could take months to settle.
Senate Confirms EAC Commissioners
1/3: The Senate confirmed Benjamin Hovland and Donald Palmer to lead the Election Assistance Commission (EAC).
Iowa Voters Must Show ID
1/3: Iowa prepares to fully enforce their new voter ID laws this year.