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The Department of Justice (DOJ) has once again tripped over the basics of litigation in its relentless quest for state voter registration records, blowing a deadline to properly serve Washington’s secretary of state with its lawsuit.
This was the week when MAGA Republicans finally got what they’d been demanding for so long: A full Senate debate on the SAVE America Act, President Donald Trump’s monster voter suppression bill.
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The Arizona Senate released the grand jury subpoena for the recently opened FBI probe into Maricopa County’s 2020 election results Friday night.
FBI Director Kash Patel testified before a House committee Thursday that he didn’t know the number of active investigations the bureau is conducting into foreigners voting in U.S. elections.
The Trump administration’s crusade for voter rolls hit another snag in Washington state after the Department of Justice (DOJ) fumbled basic legal procedures.
MAGA’s push to ram through the most restrictive voter suppression bill ever considered by Congress is coming to a head.
Federal officials in the Trump Justice Department spent months following up on a voter roll demand that Oklahoma election officials never received — because they were emailing the wrong address.
Kentucky’s lawyers highlighted the federal government’s reversal in a new filing asking the federal district court to dismiss the DOJ’s lawsuit.
As the FBI probes the 2020 election in Maricopa County, senior Arizona officials are warning that the bureau may try to use the investigation as a way to short-circuit an ongoing legal process and obtain the state’s full unredacted voter rolls.
Dozens of illegitimate votes may seem significant. But 50 illegitimate votes would amount to just 0.000007 percent of the roughly 680 million votes cast in the last five national elections.