Georgia Primary Election Night Reporting Center Observation Request
Mora v. Raffensperger
An anti-voting lawsuit seeking a court order allowing poll watchers and State Election Board members to access Georgia’s Election Night Reporting Center.
Election Administration
In Georgia primaries, voting rights take center stage
As Georgia voters head to the polls in Tuesday’s primaries, Democratic governor candidates seek pole position on voting rights.
Trump seeks passage of SAVE America Act via housing and FISA bills
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.
Colorado governor grants election denier Tina Peters clemency, reduces sentence
Colorado Gov. Jared Polis (D) announced he is granting clemency to Tina Peters — the former election official convicted for her role in a voting system breach — cutting her sentence and making her eligible for parole as soon as next month.
Cleta Mitchell’s election denial network releases new blueprint to severely restrict voting
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.
Election denier wins GOP primary to be Nebraska’s election chief
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.
Republicans launch election monitoring operation in 17 states ahead of midterms
The RNC has not named the 17 states, but the RNC chair described the deployment as part of a broader strategy to maintain Republican control of Congress after 2026.
‘Anything necessary’: Trump won’t rule out sending troops to polls
Trump has previously said he would like the federal government to “take over” the midterm elections.
Callais ruling means direct democracy is more crucial than ever
Days after the U.S. Supreme Court gutted the Voting Rights Act, Illinois lawmakers were forced to shelve a proposed ballot measure that would have given voters a chance to strengthen redistricting protections in their state.
Judge lets DOJ keep Fulton County ballots despite ‘misleading’ FBI affidavit claims
A federal judge declined to order the return of 2020 election ballots seized by the FBI from Fulton County — but not before heavily criticizing parts of the Justice Department’s case as “misleading” and “troubling.”