Texas Won’t Reveal Names of 100,000 Voters Pulled in Voter Roll Review
6/5: Texas has said it won't disclose the names of the 100,000 people who were subjected to a voter roll review because the names may still be part of a criminal investigation.
Democrats Attempt to Get Rid of Proof-of-Residency Requirements in Wisconsin
6/3: In spite of election integrity fears, Democratic legislators in Wisconsin are attempting to remove proof-of-residency requirements for voters.
Connecticut Legislature Considers Using Blockchain to Maintain Voter Data
5/28: The Connecticut state legislature is considering New Milford Republican Bill Buckbee’s proposal that the state use blockchain technology to gather and maintain voter data.
Texas Secretary of State Resigns Amid Voter Purge Problems
5/27: Texas Secretary of State David Whitley resigned amid accusations that his office's attempted voter roll purge incorrectly questioned 100,000 Texans' citizenship status.
Florida County Begins Voter List Maintenance
5/16: Broward County Florida has begun what Deputy Supervisor of Elections Mary Hall has called a two year voter list maintenance process.
Texas Settles Voter Roll List Maintenance Suit
4/26: Texas Secretary of State David Whitley announced that the state had settled a suit regarding the maintenance of voter rolls in the state.
Florida Legislature Works to Improve Election Laws
4/24: After another recount debacle in the 2018 midterms the Florida legislature is looking to pass laws that would allow for accurate counts and maintained voter rolls.
Paxton Refuses House Request for Voter Roll Documents
4/23: Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton refused to turn over documents to a Congressional committee investigating how the state maintains voter rolls.
Voter Roll Check Halted by Judge
2/25: A federal judge in Texas told several counties they could not purge questioned voter registrations until a federal lawsuit is resolved.
Noncitizens Registered to Vote in Multiple States Is Proof of Voter Fraud
1/31: Reports that thousands of noncitizens are registered to vote in Pennsylvania and Texas prove that voter rolls must be better maintained.