Election Officials & Workers
GOP county canvassers raise security concerns about the office where the ballots were found.
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.
Some still face state charges, but cases in Arizona, Nevada, and Georgia have run into roadblocks.
A video showing the workers transferring ballots sparked threats and misinformation. But the county recorder says they followed the law and relevant procedures.
There are reasons to be wary, but historically, such efforts have been a routine part of how our democracy safeguards itself.
Lydia McComas, 28, decided in college that she wanted to be in the field. Veteran officials are looking to people like her as turnover accelerates.
Our staff nominated nine housepets as candidates. Find out which animal clawed its way to the top.
Seven workers are charged with faking information on forms to boost their pay. Election officials say the issues go beyond alleged fraud.
The plan from Senate Democrats keeps three elections on the calendar each year — the way school districts want it.
The state has already turned over a copy, but withheld sensitive identifying information, like Social Security numbers. The Justice Department wants all of it.
A 14-year-old cat serves Athens County voters as the face of democracy.
A look at judicial retention races, poll worker contests, and the latest twist on mail voting
More counties are adopting the technology, aided by a new funding stream in Act 88.
With early voting just days away, counties say they’re running out of time to get their complaints addressed.
The cause of the error remains unclear. Officials note that there’s no way the extra votes could have been counted.
Workers will have twice as much as space to operate, and the public will have a dedicated observation area.
The proposal would also require counties to perform risk-limiting audits of results.