How Arizona Became the Epicenter of Election Conspiracy Theories
Far-right extremism and election denialism has gripped the GOP but nowhere as pronounced as it has in Arizona.
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Jennifer McCormick’s Plan to Boost Indiana’s Low Voter Turnout as Governor
Jennifer McCormick is the Democratic candidate for governor of Indiana, which has consistently had one of the lowest voter turnouts in the country since 2010.
GOP Intensifies Legal Challenges Against Overseas, Military Voters
With just weeks until the general election, Republicans are turning their focus to overseas voters by questioning their eligibility.
Poll Watching is a Crucial Part of Elections — How Did It Become Controversial?
Partisan poll watching is a longstanding and mundane part of elections — but bad actors on the right have made it controversial.
U.S. Citizens Abroad: What You Need To Know to Vote in 2024
Americans who are eligible to vote can do so from all over the world, no matter how long they have lived abroad. By following these steps, US citizens voting abroad can make sure their ballots are counted.
Debbie Mucarsel-Powell Wants To Rid Florida of ‘Extremists.’ She Must Beat Sen. Rick Scott First.
Debbie Mucarsel-Powell is seeking to unseat Republican incumbent Sen. Rick Scott in the U.S. Senate. If successful, she’d become the first Latina immigrant elected to Congress.
Georgia State Election Board Faces Barrage of Lawsuits
As six of the Georgia State Election Board’s (SEB) controversial rules take effect next week, the board is facing seven different lawsuits from Democrats, Republicans and county officials.
How a Simple Voting Mistake Could Turn Into a Heated Legal Battle
Common voting errors, like writing the wrong date on a ballot, have turned into contentious court battles in states like Pennsylvania.
What You Need To Know About Voter Roll Maintenance
Since 2020, U.S. states have stripped millions of voters deemed ineligible from voter rolls and will almost certainly remove more. Usually, this isn’t cause for alarm.
Bob Ferguson Sued Trump Nearly 100 Times — Now He’s Running for Governor
The longtime Washington attorney general discusses his gubernatorial campaign, Project 2025 and how being a chess master influenced his political career.
