Cavalier v. Warren County Board of Elections
Lawsuit filed by Republican plaintiffs challenging Senate Bill 7565, a New York law that allows people to vote absentee if they are concerned about contracting or spreading an illness such as COVID-19.
League of Women Voters of Arizona v. Lions of Liberty
Lawsuit filed by the League of Women Voters of Arizona against several groups for alleged voter intimidation in Arizona.
Arizona Alliance for Retired Americans v. Clean Elections USA
Lawsuit filed against Clean Elections USA, Melody Jennings (the founder of CEUSA) and unnamed defendants challenging voter intimidation practices in Arizona.
Ball v. Chapman
King’s Bench petition filed by Republicans challenging guidance that allows election officials to count undated or incorrectly dated mail-in ballots that were received on time.
Amedure v. New York
Lawsuit filed by New York Republicans challenging two laws that govern who is eligible to vote absentee and how absentee ballots are processed.
League of Women Voters of Wisconsin v. Wisconsin Elections Commission
Lawsuit filed by the League of Women Voters of Wisconsin (LWVWI) against the Wisconsin Elections Commission (WEC) seeking clarification about what qualifies as a “missing” absentee ballot witness certificate address.
National Federation of the Blind v. Merrill
Lawsuit filed by the National Federation of the Blind of Alabama and three voters against Alabama Secretary of State John Merrill (R) challenging Alabama’s absentee voting process.
Rise v. Wisconsin Elections Commission
Lawsuit filed by Rise, Inc. and a voter against the Wisconsin Elections Commission (WEC) seeking clarification about what qualifies as a complete absentee ballot witness certificate address.
Kormanik v. Wisconsin Elections Commission
Lawsuit filed by a conservative group on behalf of a voter against the Wisconsin Elections Commission (WEC) challenging its absentee ballot spoiling guidance.
Roberts v. Caskey
Lawsuit filed by six voters challenging the results of the 2020 election in Kansas as well as the use of electronic voting machines and drop boxes throughout the state.