We’ve been paying even closer attention than usual this week to Harmeet Dhillon, the U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) Civil Rights division chief who, reports suggest, could soon be in line for a promotion.
Given their records of embracing election lies, there’s reason to fear that some of these candidates could try to do exactly that — lending crucial support to Trump’s ongoing campaign to undermine fair elections.
A federal appeals court raised serious concerns about a secret voter data agreement involving the Trump administration and ordered a lower court to take another look at a case challenging its access to Social Security data.
The Fulton County Republican Party asked the Georgia Supreme Court to step in after a lower court ruled local officials can reject its election-denying nominees.
Along with Trump’s recent attempt to restrict mail voting via executive order, the SAVE America Act’s burdens would fall hardest on remote, rural communities that rely heavily on online and mail-in registration.
Former Proud Boys leader Enrique Tarrio is urging MAGA to give Harmeet Dhillon “a fair shot” if she is elevated to a more powerful role within the Department of Justice.
A federal judge dismissed the Department of Justice’s (DOJ) lawsuit demanding Massachusetts’ unredacted voter registration rolls Thursday, marking the fifth loss for the agency, with zero wins, out of 30 active cases.
Newly unsealed search warrants in the California ballot seizure case paint a chilling picture of how the types of anti-voting conspiracy theories weaponized by the White House to investigate the 2020 presidential election can be used to target elections on a state and local level.
U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) lawyers got their way Wednesday when a federal judge ordered that challenges to President Donald Trump’s new anti-voting executive order be randomly reassigned — a shift that could make the outcome of the case less predictable
The California Supreme Court has ordered a county sheriff to pause his investigation into 650,000 seized ballots while it considers the state attorney general’s petition demanding a permanent end to his probe.