Secretary Pompeo to Russia: Interference in American Elections is Unacceptable
Election
Canadian Conservatives Win Historic Election in Alberta
A conservative candidate unseated the New Democratic Party premier of Alberta Tuesday, the first time a challenger has done so to a first-term Albertan premier.
Elections Make Judges Less ‘Tough-on-Crime’ Than Previously Thought
Harsh sentencing may have less to do with judges’ responsiveness to “tough-on-crime” voters than commonly imagined, new research released Monday suggests.
Colo. Group Hopes to Overturn National Popular Vote Bill at Ballot Box
A small group of Colorado citizens is hoping to overturn a bill passed earlier this year joining the National Popular Vote Interstate Compact (NPV), a workaround to implement a major shift to the Electoral College without amending the Constitution but which detractors argue is unconstitutional.
Federal Officials Refute Nelson’s Claim of Ongoing Florida Elections Breach
Federal officials sent a letter Tuesday refuting Sen. Bill Nelson (D., Fla.) claim that the Russian government is still compromising Florida’s election system.
George Soros Notches Another District Attorney Primary Victory
Yet another candidate for district attorney primarily financed by liberal billionaire George Soros has won a primary election—this time in Texas.Â
MSNBC Correspondent: Polls Don’t Accurately Reflect ‘Complicated, Messy’ Views on Background Checks
Gillibrand Says Corporations Own Washington, Calls for Publicly-Funded Elections
Election Officials Convene in D.C. Amid Continued Friction Over Voting Security, Russian Propaganda Concerns
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.
Second Texas County Faces Lawsuit for Withholding Records of Noncitizens Registered to Vote
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.
