Robert v. Hedeya
Lawsuit filed by 24 registered voters against the Monmouth County Board of Elections, Monmouth County Clerk Christine Giordano Hanlon and others challenging the results of the May 2024 Loch Arbour municipal election.
Hamadeh v. Richer
Lawsuit filed by Abraham Hamadeh (R), the former candidate for Arizona Attorney General, and AZ Voters Rights contesting the results of the 2022 elections.
Adams v. Fulton County Board of Elections and Registration
Lawsuit filed by Fulton County Board of Elections and Registration member, Julie Adams (R), against the board’s director, Nadine Williams, challenging Adams’ duty to certify election results.
Hobbs v. Long
Lawsuit filed by a right-wing candidate for the Shasta County Board of Supervisors contesting the results of the March 5, 2024 primary election.
Nickelson v. Whitehorn
Lawsuit filed by John Nickelson, Republican candidate for Caddo Parish sheriff in 2023 requesting a new election due to several voters allegedly casting illegal ballots.
Hamadeh v. Mayes
Lawsuit filed by right-wing lawyer Ryan Heath on behalf of failed Republican attorney general candidate Abraham Hamadeh against Attorney General Kris Mayes (D), Secretary of State Adrian Fontes (D), Gov. Katie Hobbs (D), and members of the Maricopa County Board of Supervisors.
Mast v. Hobbs
Lawsuit filed on behalf of an “Independent” voter, David Mast and Republican voter and Cochise County Supervisor Tom Crosby (who filed in his personal capacity) seeking to decertify the Maricopa County results of the 2022 General Election in Arizona for four races.
Mast v. Hobbs
Lawsuit filed directly in the Arizona Supreme Court seeking to decertify the 2022 Arizona General Election.
Pennsylvania Senate Intergovernmental Operations Committee v. Pennsylvania Department of State
Lawsuit filed on behalf of the Republican-led Pennsylvania Senate Intergovernmental Operations Committee requesting a writ of mandamus for the enforcement of a Sept. 15, 2021, subpoena issued by the Republican-led committee.
Mazurek v. Berden
Lawsuit filed by three Democratic presidential electors from Michigan against 16 “fake electors” who attempted to submit alternate election results claiming that Donald Trump won Michigan’s 16 electoral college votes in the 2020 election.