Minnesota Minneapolis Early-Voting Staffing Challenge
Minnesota Voters Alliance v. City of Minneapolis
An anti-voting lawsuit seeking to require Minneapolis to staff early-voting sites with bipartisan election judges ahead of the 2026 election.
Election Administration
In hopeful sign for mail-in voting, court fast tracks bid to block Trump order
A federal appeals court expedited a bid to block President Donald Trump’s sweeping attack on mail-in voting, a hopeful procedural sign for voters as the administration pushes ahead with plans that could upend how mail ballots are cast for the 2026 midterms.
Exclusive: Democrats unveil plan to protect elections from Trump, AI
Now that Trump’s approval ratings are hitting historic lows five months before the midterms, many are expecting a blue wave come November. And some Democrats are looking to undo the damage already done and prevent it from happening again.
Tina Peters, fresh out of prison, tells far-right podcaster: ‘They’re stealing our elections’
Peters also falsely claimed that voting machines are being used to change election outcomes.
Pamela Evette, a Trump-backed Republican, advances in South Carolina Governor primary
South Carolina Lieutenant Governor Pamela Evette (R) — who campaigned on sharply restricting voting and was endorsed by President Donald Trump — won the GOP nomination to be the Palmetto State’s next governor.
‘This is chaos’: Maricopa County election-denier official accused of seizing election equipment, ballots
Local officials in Arizona’s Maricopa County accused county recorder Justin Heap’s office of improperly seizing election equipment and documents as votes were being counted in local elections earlier this year.
Trump admin will push for more time to implement anti-mail voting order, new filing suggests
As it schemes to get President Donald Trump’s executive order attacking mail-in voting past legal challenges, his administration is shifting its approach to creating a national voter registration list.
Why does California take so long to count ballots?
California takes longer than many states to count votes for a mix of logistical and legal reasons, from the sheer size of its electorate to the state’s rules for mail-in ballots, signature verification and voter protections that give people time to fix certain ballot issues.
Top DOJ prosecutor is latest to spread lies about California vote counting
Manhattan’s top federal prosecutor spread false conspiracy theories Monday about California’s still-ongoing primary vote count, suggesting that delayed results may be evidence of fraud.
L.A. mayoral race voter fraud claim gets debunked – by Trump’s Justice Department
Even Trump’s own handpicked U.S. Attorney is disputing this one claim of voter fraud in L.A.’s mayoral primary.
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