New Jersey Voter Roll Maintenance Challenge
Public Interest Legal Foundation v. Way
Lawsuit filed by the right-wing Public Legal Interest Foundation challenging the New Jersey’s alleged failure to share and maintain its voter rolls.
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Public Interest Legal Foundation v. Way
Lawsuit filed by the right-wing Public Legal Interest Foundation challenging the New Jersey’s alleged failure to share and maintain its voter rolls.
Benda for Common-sense v. Anderson
Lawsuit filed by Benda for Common-sense and a Minnesota voter challenging Rice County’s use of an “Electronic Voting System.”
Dixon v. Glenn
Lawsuit filed by Republicans challenging an Oct. 7 resolution regarding the responsibilities of the St. Joseph County election board.
Maras v. LaRose
Lawsuit filed by Ohio secretary of state candidate Terpsehore Maras (I) challenging a provision of an Ohio law that pertains to the appointment of partisan election observers.
Kasperek v. Brown
Lawsuit filed by two Loudoun County voters against members of the Loudoun County Electoral Board, registrars and supervisors challenging the county’s use of electronic voting equipment.
Judicial Watch v. Valentine
Lawsuit filed in federal court by Judicial Watch claiming that New York’s election officials have failed to adequately remove ineligible voters from the state’s voter rolls.
Republican National Committee v. Clark County
Lawsuit filed by the Republican National Committee (RNC) against Clark County challenging Nevada’s compliance with the Nevada Public Records Act as it pertains to sharing information about poll workers.
Mecinas v. Hobbs
Democratic lawsuit challenging Arizona’s ballot order statute.
Braxton v. Stokes
Lawsuit filed on behalf of former mayoral candidate Patrick Braxton and five Black voters against Newbern, Alabama’s mayor, Haywood Stokes, and members of the Newbern Town Council, challenging the town’s policy of appointing a mayor without holding elections in violation of the U.S. Constitution, the Voting Rights Act (VRA) and state law.
Crosby v. Marra
Special action complaint filed by two members of the Cochise County, Arizona Board of Supervisors against Lisa Marra, the Cochise County Elections Director requesting a writ of mandamus to compel the “Defendant to administer the counting of votes for the 2022 general election as lawfully commanded.”