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A top federal prosecutor in Washington state escalated a confrontation with Secretary of State Steve Hobbs (D) Thursday night after Hobbs described the Department of Justice’s DOJ) list of 405 alleged noncitizen voters on the state’s voter rolls as “garbage.”
Alaska election officials are facing a new lawsuit alleging that they failed to open numerous absentee in-person voting locations that the state told voters would be available ahead of the Nov. 3 general election.
The Department of Justice (DOJ) asked a federal judge to throw out all pending motions seeking to dismiss its lawsuit targeting Alaska’s U.S. Senate election.
The self-imposed deadline may be an effort by the Trump administration to speed the case to the U.S. Supreme Court.
Recent Justice Department filings in its voter lawsuit against California indicate Heather Honey, a leading anti-voting activist in the Department of Homeland Security, may have obtained the Golden State’s voter data from an undisclosed party outside the federal government.
The Trump administration struggled with questions about why ICE investigations needed to happen so close to Election Day.
The Texas Attorney General’s Office sued Harris County Thursday, accusing the state’s largest county of running a racially discriminatory “Get out the Vote” advertising campaign on social media targeted solely at minority voters.
Poll workers in Maricopa County have been demanding voters present ID to drop off mail ballots in person, the ACLU said Tuesday in a letter.
With Election Day around the corner, election officials from Florida to Washington State are warning significant delays in mail ballot returns could end up disenfranchising voters.
The Republican official asking a federal judge to block certification of Texas’ upcoming election results once claimed without evidence that more people voted than were registered in 17 counties in 2020 and said no elected official could prove they actually won their election. Daniel Rogers, chairman of the Potter County Republican Party, joined his county […]
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