After a sweeping, Republican-led review of more than 2 million voter registrations, Utah election officials identified just one apparent noncitizen in their voter rolls — who never voted.
It’s not the first time the DOJ filed a voter roll lawsuit in the wrong district.
The Houston primary election will be held using a new, drastically changed congressional map with different voters and a longtime incumbent from a neighboring district entering the race. It’s poised to be the most confusing congressional election this year.
Democratic lawmakers and pro-democracy advocates are intensifying scrutiny of the coordination between the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) and an advocacy group looking to overturn election results, disclosed in a recent Trump administration court filing.
The demands come amid a renewed Republican push to enact the Safeguard American Voter Eligibility (SAVE) Act, which would require voters to provide documentary proof of citizenship when they register.
A federal court ruled that Virginia’s lifetime voting ban for people with certain felony convictions violates federal law.
A New York court ruled that the state’s 2024 congressional map illegally diluted the political power of Black and Latino voters*, ordering an immediate redraw that would likely give Democrats another seat in this year’s midterms.
True the Vote mounted a coordinated campaign, pleading with DOGE to use federal databases, including the Social Security Administration, to probe voter rolls.
According to a congressional notice obtained by Democracy Docket, it’s unclear whether the White House is now reversing plans to have the new assistant attorney general report directly to Vance and President Donald Trump.
President Donald Trump and his supporters are ramping up pressure on Senate Republicans to enact the Safeguard American Voter Eligibility (SAVE) Act, which would require voters to provide documentary proof of citizenship (DPOC) in order to register.