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The threat of violence was in the air at the TCF Center in Detroit on Nov. 5, 2020, after former President Donald Trump claimed that poll workers in the city were duplicating ballots and that there was an unexplained delay in delivering them for counting.

Voting will begin in many states in just a few weeks – Alabama became the first state to begin sending out mail-in ballots on Sept. 11, 2024. It’s one of 10 states that send mail-in ballots to voters more than 45 days before Election Day.

Voter perceptions of Kamala Harris and Donald Trump are evolving, with Harris gaining favorability and seen as more likely to bring about positive change c...

Ryan Wesley Routh lost his US voter registration in 2002 after being convicted of a felony.

County officials seek federal oversight, accusing Texas Attorney General of voter suppression efforts.

Minnesota Voters Alliance v. Ellison, decided yesterday by Judge Nancy Brasel (D. Minn.), upheld this new Minnesota statute: (a) No person may, within 60 days of an election, cause information to be transmitted by any means that the person: intends to impede or prevent another person from exercising the right…

Wisconsin's battleground state status in the November election with a focus on voter turnout.

A state law that went into effect in 2004 requires Arizona voters to provide proof of citizenship to register to vote in state and local elections

Arizona's voter citizenship status issue sparks legal and political debates, impacting thousands of voters.

Speaker Mike Johnson raises concerns about illegal residents influencing elections and advocates for the SAVE Act to verify voter citizenship.

House Speaker Mike Johnson defends SAVE Act in government funding plan, emphasizing election security and voter concerns.