Georgia panel targets Dem-backed state supreme court candidates ahead of key election
A watchdog group composed of GOP appointees is accusing two liberal candidates of violating rules just two days before key supreme court election.
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A watchdog group composed of GOP appointees is accusing two liberal candidates of violating rules just two days before key supreme court election.
In a development signaling Trump’s expansive control over the GOP, a candidate he backed has unseated U.S. Sen. Bill Cassidy in Louisiana’s primary.
As Georgia voters head to the polls in Tuesday’s primaries, Democratic governor candidates seek pole position on voting rights.
Trump rants on Truth Social that the anti-voting SAVE America Act should be passed by attaching it to pending legislation regarding housing and foreign intelligence surveillance.
Cleta Mitchell’s anti-voting group released a sweeping new “model laws” handbook Thursday that urges lawmakers and election officials to severely restrict mail-in voting, eliminate same-day voter registration, conduct mass voter challenges and empower officials to deny and delay certification.
A federal judge appeared reluctant to swiftly check President Donald Trump’s latest anti-voting executive order, suggesting at oral arguments Thursday that there’s no legal harm for the courts to remedy until the diktat is actually implemented.
An FBI agent visited the home of Milwaukee County’s elections director earlier this week in an attempt to question her, the county clerk has said.
The law has been criticized by lawmakers and voting rights advocates for attempting to dilute the voting power of Black voters, since it only applies to five specific counties.
Should Petersen win the general election in November, as is likely in the Republican-leaning state, he would be one of the most extreme and right-wing chief election officials in the country.
Cleta Mitchell has accused Georgia Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger (R), without evidence, of calling in a bomb threat after a suspicious object was found near a planned Raffensperger campaign stop.