First, a switch to new congressional maps. Now, a switch back to the old ones, with a key deadline approaching, and another reversal still possible.
Increase prompts county supervisors to question Recorder Justin Heap’s approach.
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First, a switch to new congressional maps. Now, a switch back to the old ones, with a key deadline approaching, and another reversal still possible.
The state is expected to ask the U.S. Supreme Court for a pause that would allow the new district lines to take effect while an appeal plays out.
The Michigan city had an unusually high number of mail ballots that needed extra signature checks.
Rep. Alex Kolodin’s legislation would tighten restrictions and add a new proof-of-citizenship requirement.
The decision is a major blow for Republicans who had pushed for new district maps to help protect the party’s narrow U.S. House majority.
An amendment to a pending bill eases the requirements for smaller towns, but clerks say the hourly minimums could pose a burden and end up reducing access.
Thousands had to cast the last-resort ballots after a pollbook printing error left out the names of third-party and independent voters.
She declined to order a reversal of the changes, but called for an expedited ruling on claims by voting rights groups that the overhaul was illegal.
Combining local races with larger contests improves participation and saves money.
GOP county canvassers raise security concerns about the office where the ballots were found.
Rep. Scott Krug says his GOP colleagues should adopt a ‘reality-based’ mindset in the fight over ballot drop boxes. But he’s struggling to win them over.
The race for the Houston-area congressional seat is headed for a runoff, with a primary coming just weeks later.
Should a pivotal batch of ballots be counted, even after a potential security breach?
County canvassers raise questions after absentee ballots were stored in the wrong type of container.
With three dozen absentee ballots that weren’t properly counted on election night, Hamtramck is facing another election scandal.
More than 12,100 Election Day voters used provisional ballots, which must undergo close review.
Jolt Initiative says Ken Paxton’s efforts to shut it down are retaliation for a previous lawsuit and part of a campaign to ‘undermine and silence civil rights groups.’
Some still face state charges, but cases in Arizona, Nevada, and Georgia have run into roadblocks.