As news editor, Matthew leads reporters and guides coverage — both breaking news and in-depth reporting. He has an extensive background in investigative and public interest journalism. He previously worked for Voice of America, The San Francisco Standard and OCCRP, and also spent six years abroad as a reporter and editor in Kyiv and Moscow.
Democrat Scott Colom is projected to win the U.S. Senate race in Mississippi, riding a historic wave of turnout to overcome the state’s restrictive voting policies and become its first Black senator since Reconstruction.
Jordan aggressively worked to subvert the 2020 election on behalf of President Donald Trump and pushed false anti-voting conspiracy theories.
The Republican Party is demanding that Mississippi election officials “segregate and preserve” all provisional ballots cast in the midterms — the first step in a likely bid to throw out votes in the state’s extremely close U.S. Senate race.
As Americans cast their ballots on Election Day, Homeland Security Secretary Markwayne Mullin issued a sweeping threat to track down and prosecute those who “vote illegally.”
President Donald Trump is offering $1 million to anyone who reports cases of “voter fraud” in past elections or the 2026 midterms if it leads to a conviction.
Shortly after the Department of Justice (DOJ) sued Alaska to preemptively challenge the results of the state’s U.S. Senate race if the Republican loses, President Donald Trump said he ordered the dangerous lawsuit.
In a win for voters, the U.S. Supreme Court has denied a right-wing group’s request to force Michigan to place a proposed constitutional amendment requiring proof of citizenship to vote on the November 2026 ballot.
When it came time to cast his ballot in Florida’s Republican primary this month, President Donald Trump was more than happy to avail himself of a mail-in ballot.
As November rapidly approaches, we’re still waiting for a key question to be answered: Will President Donald Trump get a chance to impose sweeping restrictions on mail voting during the midterms? It will ultimately be up to the Supreme Court.
When President Donald Trump announced he was endorsing Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton (R) in Texas’ U.S. Senate primary, he appeared to have one thing at the front of his mind: the SAVE America Act.
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