Mail Voting
The measure would have required mail voters to show ID to cast their ballots, among other changes.
Los grupos han modificado o detenido sus esfuerzos de difusión entre los votantes, preocupados por las sanciones penales.
The Nebraska Voter Accuracy Project claims credit for a drop in mail voting in Sarpy County. An investigation found no fraud, and voting data cannot establish what caused the decline.
Voters are weighing in on a measure that, depending on who you ask, would either speed up ballot counting or cripple mail voting in Arizona.
As of Thursday, voters had cast 344,000 in-person absentee ballots, compared with 224,000 at this point in 2022.
Groups have altered or stopped voter outreach efforts, worried about criminal penalties.
Americans are losing confidence in voting by mail after persistent Trump efforts to restrict the practice.
Last minute legal maneuvering by the Trump administration is more likely to confuse voters than succeed in court, experts say, but it could lay the groundwork for post-election challenges.
The White House and California squared off in federal court over an unusual request to set aside ballots in an ongoing election.
Mail voting has saved rural counties money and helped boost turnout. Now, proposals to change the system are raising concerns among local election officials.
The state blamed “human error” for the mix-up and emphasized that safeguards are in place to make sure only one ballot per voter will be counted.
Voters told Votebeat that they just don’t trust the mail anymore.
Democratic mail ballot requests are down from both 2022 and 2024, but there could be several reasons for that.
Top issues include voter ID laws, redrawn congressional maps and cementing laws ensuring only American citizens vote
Votebeat asked 31 experts in election law and administration about the likelihood that Trump sends troops to the polls, candidates challenge the election results, and more.
Postal Service urges people to ‘mail early’ to ensure ballots are counted
Tuscarora Township allegedly waited almost a week after receiving its ballots to put them in the mail.
At least 8,500 voters across three suburban Detroit communities got ballots that listed a local library board candidate in the wrong section.
Voters will weigh in on dozens of races, including U.S. senator, governor, and many other offices.
The first ballots are hitting mailboxes across the Keystone State, meaning the 2026 election is officially underway.