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A former Trump campaign lawyer who sought to throw out thousands of Wisconsin ballots in 2020 joined the Justice Department’s lawsuit demanding Wisconsin’s full, unredacted voter rolls.
The search warrant affidavit that initiated the FBI’s unprecedented raid on an election facility in Fulton County, Georgia, last month failed to provide evidence that a crime had been committed and relied on “a smorgasbord of witness speculation” from biased sources, county officials alleged in a new court filing Tuesday.
In an unexpected development, Utah Republicans announced over the weekend that they had submitted enough signatures to put a pro-gerrymander measure on the ballot.
A group of civil rights organizations including the NAACP and the Lawyers’ Committee for Civil Rights Under Law have asked a federal court to protect voters’ personal information after the FBI seized ballots and other election materials during a raid on a Fulton County, Georgia election hub last month.
When the U.S. House passed the SAVE Act last year, historians told us it was Congress’ worst attack on voting rights ever. Well, this week the House approved an even worse one.
President Donald Trump suggested he would issue an executive order attempting to impose a nationwide photo ID requirement for voting, a requirement to show proof of citizenship for registration, and a ban on mail voting ahead of the 2026 midterms, even though courts have already blocked an almost identical executive order.
Voting rights groups filed a federal lawsuit challenging Ohio’s sweeping new voter purge law.
After meeting with a handful of far right election deniers in Arizona, Department of Homeland Security (DHS) Secretary Kristi Noem held a short press conference Friday to rally support for a proposal the Brennan Center for Justice is calling “the most restrictive voting bill ever.”
The Democratic chief election officials of six states are denouncing two new voter suppression bills making their way through Congress.
In a big win for Virginia Democrats’ efforts to counter President Donald Trump’s GOP gerrymanders in other states, the Virginia Supreme Court said the state can hold its special election on the redistricting plan.
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