Adrian Fontes defended the 2020 election. Alex Kolodin sought to overturn it.
Adrian Fontes defended the 2020 election. Alex Kolodin sought to overturn it.
The account appeared on screen during a public meeting nearly a year after the board settled a lawsuit over members’ use of private emails for official business.
Tuscarora Township allegedly waited almost a week after receiving its ballots to put them in the mail.
One Pennsylvania sheriff has already gotten on board.
Either Anthony Forlini or Garlin Gilchrist will oversee the 2028 presidential election in Michigan.
Federal law sharply restricts armed agents at polling places. But election officials are preparing for the possibility.
Federal law already prohibits armed agents at polling places, but Malcolm Kenyatta’s bill would go further.
Frustrated election officials say technology glitches with Texas’ TEAM system are making it harder to get through a backlog the state revealed last month.
How to vote early in person, how to vote by mail, key deadlines, and more.
A decline in candidates backing Trump suggests the issue may be losing impact.
A Republican member who supported the resolution says she asked to review the letter first — and never got the chance.
At least 8,500 voters across three suburban Detroit communities got ballots that listed a local library board candidate in the wrong section.
It’s easier to spoof and harder to trust non-government domains.
The midterm elections will determine who goes to Congress, serves as governor, and more.
Officials were warned of problems months ago and said they were resolved. But issues persisted, leading to a backlog of hundreds of thousands of records.
Clerks blamed the short gap between primary and general election and delays at the printer.
The bill is unlikely to become law this legislative session, but its passage represents a key milestone for advocates.
Ballots are already in voters’ hands.
Recorder Justin Heap used SAVE, a federal tool known to produce false positives, to identify the potential noncitizen voters.
Voters will weigh in on dozens of races, including U.S. senator, governor, and many other offices.