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State sponsored Russian hacking groups target state and local networks in U.S. ahead of election
U.S. officials say Americans should not worry about the integrity of their votes
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Federal appeals court rules Texas may enforce state law requiring ID numbers to cast mail-in ballots
The three-judge panel of the 5th Circuit Court of Appeals unanimously declared that the current standard of listing a voter’s name and address was insufficient to address security concerns.
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Green Bay broke same-day voter registration rules, allowed illegal votes, election group alleges
"Same-day voter registration allows people to cast votes with verification of their eligibility after an election. This post-verification system makes same-day registration vulnerable to being used to cast fraudulent votes," said Lauren Bowman Bis.
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Texas House passes election reform legislation
The Secretary of State’s office audited Harris County’s 2020 election process and identified “very serious issues” with its electronic voting system.
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Democratic election lawyer Marc Elias’ history of legal failures as 2024 litigation continues
"My firm is currently litigating 69 voting and election cases in 21 states," Marc Elias said.
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Arizona AG to investigate election irregularities uncovered by Senate audit
Mark Brnovich says he will take 'all necessary actions' to investigate election irregularities uncovered by Senate audit.
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Post-election audits can 'validate fraud instead of catch it,' watchdog warns
Red states are turning to audits, hand counts to restore public confidence in elections, but such methods cannot determine the effect of Zuckerbucks on an election, says Amistad Project's Phill Kline.
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Georgia lawmakers could consider election law changes next session
Georgia’s election system has been challenged and scrutinized and criticized and passed every test," Georgia Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger says.
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Election officials fear midterms 'violence and disruption,' signals Soros-backed Michigan SecState
Conservative election lawyer J. Christian Adams calls Jocelyn Benson an architect of "Zuckerbucks" — the hundreds of millions of dollars poured into public election offices in Democratic bastions in 2020 by Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg.