RNC Files Second Lawsuit Targeting Voter Rolls This Year
Today, the Republican National Committee filed its fourth anti-voting lawsuit this year.
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Today, the Republican National Committee filed its fourth anti-voting lawsuit this year.
New Jersey Attorney General Matthew Platkin (D) said in a legal filing on Sunday that his office won’t defend a state law that allows for a controversial “party column design” on county primary election ballots.
Washington State will make changes to its legislative districts and voting rules ahead of the November 2024 elections as a result of two pro-voting court orders issued on Friday.
A right wing legal group led by Cleta Mitchell has filed yet another lawsuit seeking to gain access to voter rolls ahead of the 2024 elections, this time in South Carolina.
In a new lawsuit filed in Pennsylvania, Republicans have mounted yet another attack on mail in voting, ahead of the 2024 elections.
A new lawsuit filed today alleges that a scheme involving thousands of AI-generated robocalls sought to suppress Democratic voter participation in New Hampshire’s 2024 presidential primary.
On the heels of a recent shakeup in its senior leadership, the Republican National Committee today filed a federal lawsuit in Michigan seeking to purge allegedly “ineligible” voters.
The Wisconsin Supreme Court, which recently shifted from a conservative to a liberal majority, will reconsider a 2022 decision that banned the use of drop boxes throughout the state.
A North Carolina court this morning sided with North Carolina Gov. Roy Cooper (D), striking down a new Republican-sponsored “power grab” law that would have removed the governor’s authority to make appointments to the state board of elections.
Yesterday, two right-wing groups filed a lawsuit challenging a host of election procedures in Maryland.
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