DOJ is 0-23 in court, so now it’s sending 1,000 monitors to the polls

Donald Trump's Justice Department took a major step toward subverting elections this fall.

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Could a new court ruling undermine Trump’s favorite voter suppression bill?

An unusual ruling in Florida last week — in a case that is part of the Trump administration’s bid to spread fear about noncitizen voting — could raise questions about the constitutionality of the sweeping voter…

In win for voters with disabilities, court strikes down California mail ballot rule

A federal court Friday struck down a California rule that required voters to return mail ballots by paper and without assistance from others.

Moved recently? Under Trump’s voter eligibility lists, you could be disenfranchised

If President Trump creates state-by-state lists of people eligible to vote in federal elections, millions of recent movers could face disenfranchisement right before the midterms.