Newly unsealed search warrants in the California ballot seizure case paint a chilling picture of how the types of anti-voting conspiracy theories weaponized by the White House to investigate the 2020 presidential election can be used to target elections on a state and local level.
Read Democracy Docket’s state-by-state breakdown here.
Arizona’s top Republican lawmaker accused the state’s Democratic attorney general and secretary of state of potentially committing federal crimes as they warn counties not to hand over sensitive voter data to Trump’s DOJ.
Republican groups are asking a North Carolina court to approve a settlement that would expand how the state flags and removes suspected noncitizens from voter rolls — creating a new system that could send flagged voters to law enforcement and make sensitive data publicly available.
President Donald Trump’s executive order attempting to dial back mail-in voting likely doesn’t stand a chance in court.
They are asking courts to completely nullify Trump’s order as unenforceable, arguing that it violates several key constitutional amendments and laws governing the separation of federal and state branch powers.
An average of 8 out of 1,000 mail-in ballots were rejected in last November’s election due to arriving past the legal post-Election Day deadline.
Georgia election officials have less than three months to convert the state’s entire voting system from touchscreen machines to paper ballots.
The sudden firing of Attorney General Pam Bondi triggered an immediate scramble within the right wing to identify her replacement — including a push from MAGA influencers to elevate Harmeet Dhillon.
Democrats’ lawsuit to block President Donald Trump’s new anti-voting executive order has been assigned to the federal judge who quickly blocked his last executive order on elections.