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The legislation, passed by the House, is a response to threats and attacks against election workers, the bill author says. Critics warn about the risk of escalation, and voter intimidation.

The indictments target five public officials, including a former elections administrator.

The Michigan Election Security Act largely sidesteps the issue of noncitizen-voting, but sponsors say more targeted legislation is in the works.

Some communities vote Tuesday on local issues and school funding. The timing is a function of state law, and it helps districts plan their budgets.

Wisconsin lawmakers want to streamline the process for towns to select new clerks, as some municipalities go months — or longer — without a clerk in office.

Warring partisan priorities and disagreements over voter ID specifics continue to make election deals tricky in Pennsylvania.

The Texas House is considering a bill to abolish May elections, which have the lowest turnout of any election.

Between a new vote and a nearly identical petition drive starting soon, voters still have a chance to weigh in on proof of citizenship in the state.

Arizona’s election manual sought to make it clear that county supervisors had no choice. But a judge’s ruling says it’s not up to state officials to decide.

There’s no evidence to suggest that it’s a widespread problem, or even a medium-sized one. But the talk persists, and it’s driving policy.