The fight for voting rights intensified this week with a Black woman lawmaker being arrested while protesting, Texas House Democrats fleeing the state to block Republicans from passing voter restrictions, and Black civil rights leaders blasting President Joe Biden for falling short of their demand to discuss ending the filibuster in his speech.
Taking their case for a federal voting bill to Georgia, Senate Democrats argued at a field hearing on Monday that their sweeping elections measure is desperately needed to counter the impact of new GOP state laws that tighten voting rules.
A couple of weeks ago we looked at the battle over election integrity vs. voting rights on social media. This week we decided to check it out in the traditional news media.
Voters can expect to spend less time at the polls by using Badger Books, which will allow a more efficient and secure way for people to sign in or register to vote.
The Raleigh County Clerk's Office will have 350 new voting machines in time for the next election, following a vote by Raleigh Commission at the regular meeting on Tuesday.
Two weeks after Texas House Democrats left the state to block a Republican-pushed elections overhaul bill, Democrats in the state Senate are explaining what they're doing back in Austin to do the same.
The Republican National Committee (RNC) has launched an ad campaign aimed at pushing back on Texas Democrats' opposition to recent GOP-backed efforts to expand voter ID requirements for those casting mail-in ballots in elections.
Lindell announced earlier this month he'll be hosting a "cyber symposium" in Sioux Falls on Aug. 10-12 to where he hopes that 300-400 "cyber-forensics experts" will attend and back up his claims that voting machines were hacked to flip votes intended for Trump to President Joe Biden in November 2020.
Wolf had said changes to the state’s voter ID rules were a nonstarter. But he shifted that position this week after vetoing the Republican-passed bill.
The Pennsylvania Department of State decertified Fulton County's voting machines on Wednesday after officials there participated in a third-party audit.
An investigation into vote discrepancies in Windham, N.H.'s 2020 election concluded last week, when auditors issued a report explaining that folded were misread by some ballot counting devices. But state officials are still figuring out the price tag for that investigation — and how to pay for it.
During a panel discussion, state lawmakers from Georgia, Arizona, Pennsylvania, Texas and Florida discussed how they’ve fought against restrictive elections measures introduced and passed in their legislatures.
On Tuesday evening, Arizona Secretary of State Katie Hobbs responded to Attorney General Mark Brnovich’s request for any and all records related to potential violations of Arizona’s election law.
Prosecutors across the country found evidence of voter fraud compelling enough to take to court about 200 times since the November 2018 elections, according to a 50-state Bloomberg canvass of state officials.
President Biden on Wednesday pushed back on calls from some progressives to do away with the filibuster or making an exception for voting rights legislation, even as he called efforts by Republican state legislatures to restrict ballot access "Jim Crow on steroids."
Maribeth Witzel-Behl had run elections in Madison, Wisconsin, for 15 years when the 2020 election arrived, bringing challenges like no other: a global pandemic, a crushing workload, lawsuits and a recount.
A Texas man who went viral on social media last year for waiting more than six hours in line to cast his ballot in the 2020 Democratic presidential primary was arrested this week under a state law that prohibits convicted felons from voting while on parole.
