Supreme Court Upholds Ohio Voter Registration Law
The U.S. Supreme Court backed Ohio in its ruling on Monday regarding the state’s current measure for canceling inactive voter registrations.
Voter Fraud
Texas County Hit With Lawsuit for Concealing Records of Noncitizens Registered to Vote
A Texas county has been hit with a lawsuit for concealing records in relation to noncitizens on voter rolls.
New Hampshire Democrats Want to Unseat Dem Secretary of State for His Voter Fraud Prevention Efforts
Colin Van Ostern, the failed 2016 Democratic nominee for New Hampshire governor, announced his intention this week to unseat a fellow Democrat for collaborating with the Trump administration to prevent voter fraud.
Pennsylvania State Dept. Sued for Hiding Noncitizen Voting Records
The Pennsylvania State Department is facing a lawsuit after officials refused to release records relating to noncitizens on voter rolls in the commonwealth.
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.
Judge Tosses NAACP Lawsuit Challenging Alabama’s Voter ID Law
A federal judge has dismissed a lawsuit challenging the constitutionality of Alabama’s voter identification law.
SCOTUS Hears Case on Purged Ohio Voter Rolls
The Supreme Court heard oral arguments Wednesday in an Ohio voting law case which pits supporters, who see the law as vital to preserving honest elections, against critics, who have attacked it as illegally disenfranchising thousands of Ohioans.
Texas County Threatened With Lawsuit for Concealing Noncitizen Voter Records
A Texas county accused of concealing records of noncitizens registered to vote has been threatened with a lawsuit by a public interest law firm attempting to gain access to the information.
Trump: My Tough Talk Against North Korea Helping to Spur Talks With the South
President Donald Trump took credit Thursday for new dialogue between North Korea and South Korea, tweeting that his firm stand on American might was making the talks happen.
Pa. State Dept Threatened With Lawsuit For Stonewalling Noncitizen Election Records
An election integrity group is threatening to sue the Pennsylvania Department of State for allegedly stonewalling requests for records of noncitizens contained on the state’s voter rolls.
