Federal officials sent a letter Tuesday refuting Sen. Bill Nelson (D., Fla.) claim that the Russian government is still compromising Florida’s election system.
Yet another candidate for district attorney primarily financed by liberal billionaire George Soros has won a primary election—this time in Texas.
Top election officials from around the country will be meeting in Washington, D.C., this weekend amid a flurry of news reports and political debates over the last two weeks about election security.
A public interest election group is threatening to sue a Texas County over its refusal to release records dealing with noncitizens on their voter rolls, the second Texas County threatened with such a lawsuit this month.
A pro-House Republican super PAC is making a push to maintain the seat recently vacated by former Rep. Tim Murphy (R.) in Pennsylvania’s 18th district.
Republican Rep. Bill Shuster (Pa.) will not seek reelection in November, and instead wants to focus on working with President Donald Trump to pass a massive infrastructure bill before he retires.
An election integrity group was granted permission to intervene and help the state of Nevada defend against efforts by Hillary Clinton’s former top campaign lawyer to halt recall elections that could potentially flip party control of the senate in the state.
Democratic congressional candidate Andrea Ramsey is dropping out of a Kansas race after a spotlight was put on a past lawsuit involving accusations that she sexually harassed a male subordinate who rejected her advances.
