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A federal judge Wednesday barred the Trump administration from taking Kilmar Abrego Garcia into custody should he be released from pretrial incarceration on immigrant smuggling charges.
A federal judge dismissed a major lawsuit challenging Wyoming’s new proof of citizenship voter registration law. The law remains in place for now.
North Carolina election officials on Monday banned a digital form of in-person voter identification for students and employees of the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill.
Wisconsin’s congressional map violates the state constitution by discriminating against Democrats, a group of voters alleged in a new lawsuit Tuesday.
The Trump administration is defying a court order by refusing to say how federal agencies may be implementing President Donald Trump’s sweeping anti-voting executive order, pro-voting groups and Democrats alleged in a filing Friday.
A federal judge Friday amended a portion of a previous court order against President Donald Trump’s broad anti-voting decree that seeks to increase the executive branch’s control over elections.
Hundreds of Venezuelans removed from the U.S. by the Trump administration and flown to a Salvadoran megaprison earlier this year were swapped Friday for 10 U.S. citizens and permanent residents.
The RNC filed a lawsuit Thursday against the New Jersey Division of Elections, accusing the state of unlawfully withholding public voting records.
The Republican National Committee (RNC) backed Indiana’s law banning the use of student IDs for voting, filing a brief Thursday urging the court to dismiss a lawsuit challenging the law.
The Florida Supreme Court upheld a congressional map drafted by Gov. DeSantis even as it acknowledged that the map weakens Black electoral power in the state.