Election Security
Federal law sharply restricts armed agents at polling places. But election officials are preparing for the possibility.
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.
Recorder Justin Heap used SAVE, a federal tool known to produce false positives, to identify the potential noncitizen voters.
South Dakota’s Republican secretary of state offers a rare state-level example of election skepticism colliding with actual administration.
Antrim County Clerk Victoria Bishop allegedly canceled and changed registrations for a number of voters, despite that being a job only for township and city clerks.
The accused range from a 69-year-old Indian grandfather in Texas to a Chinese American who allegedly impersonated his landlord.
President Donald Trump’s rhetoric has stoked fear that the federal government could try to seize election materials or send ICE agents to the polls.
Those charged include voters in swing states such as Michigan, Wisconsin, and Texas.
The Supreme Court decision blocking mail ballot restrictions allows election officials to focus on planning for the November election.
In July, the Department of Homeland Security said it had identified 250,000 potential noncitizens registered to vote, including nearly 15,000 in Pennsylvania.
Mullin has shifted more focus onto elections since July, declaring that “election security is national security.”
Thomas Carroll represented Fulton County and faced a harsh rebuke from the state Supreme Court.
Michigan’s voter roll is mostly clean heading into the 2026 midterms, but the state auditor general identified a small number of potential noncitizens.
Monday’s Supreme Court ruling doesn’t end a messy legal fight over Trump’s efforts to restrict mail ballots for the midterms.
State law allows registered voters to vouch that others live in their precinct. Here’s how it actually works.
One Arizona county used the federal tool to expand ballot access, find dead voters, and identify a small number of noncitizens.
Democratic election officials criticized Homeland Security leaders for lackluster support as the midterm election looms.
The 5th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals rebuked a lower court’s 2025 ruling that struck down nine provisions of a sweeping election law related to voter assistance.
Antrim County Clerk Victoria Bishop still faces a number of other controversies.