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The Pennsylvania Republican Senate primary election is still too close to call, triggering an automatic recount. David McCormick wants undated mail-in ballots to be counted, but his opponent, Dr. Mehmet Oz, does not. Follow this space for updates.
On Saturday, May 21, the New York State Supreme Court, the trial court in the case challenging New York’s congressional and state Senate maps, adopted new maps.
After GOP lawmakers introduced a handful of radical, restrictive voting laws this legislative session, the Arizona Legislature has agreed upon three election bills that make relatively minor changes.
After months of Republican infighting, Missouri has enacted a new congressional map.
Yesterday, a lawsuit was filed by Republicans challenging Arizona’s no-excuse mail-in voting system that allows any voter to cast a mail-in ballot.
Last night, the Montana Supreme Court reinstated two previously-blocked voter suppression laws while an appeal challenging the laws moves forward.
On Wednesday, the South Carolina state Senate passed H. 4919, legislation expanding early voting, with bipartisan, unanimous support.
Yesterday, the New Hampshire Senate approved Senate Bill 418, a bill that could result in some votes being discarded after Election Day.
Yesterday, the Missouri Legislature passed a new strict voter ID law after earlier efforts were struck down in court.
Today, a state trial court judge in Florida blocked some of the state’s new congressional districts while a lawsuit challenging the map plays out.
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