Thanks to their strong 2026, Democrats will oversee the 2028 presidential election in a plurality of states.
Election officials dealt with sporadic, typical problems after months of worrying about what the Trump administration might do.
Voters headed to the polls amid unprecedented concern about federal interference.
Thanks to their strong 2026, Democrats will oversee the 2028 presidential election in a plurality of states.
Election officials dealt with sporadic, typical problems after months of worrying about what the Trump administration might do.
Voters headed to the polls amid unprecedented concern about federal interference.
Election officials, voters and politicians prepare for potential federal intervention.
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.
Votebeat and Spotlight PA attempted to verify the citizenship of 180 potential noncitizen voters in Chester County.
The charges are part of a Trump administration push ahead of Election Day.
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.
Democratic mail ballot requests are down from both 2022 and 2024, but there could be several reasons for that.
The Trump administration has been cracking down on noncitizen voting ahead of the midterms.
One Pennsylvania sheriff has already gotten on board.
Federal law already prohibits armed agents at polling places, but Malcolm Kenyatta’s bill would go further.
The bill is unlikely to become law this legislative session, but its passage represents a key milestone for advocates.
The charges come amid a nationwide crackdown by the Trump administration.
The first ballots are hitting mailboxes across the Keystone State, meaning the 2026 election is officially underway.
In July, the Department of Homeland Security said it had identified 250,000 potential noncitizens registered to vote, including nearly 15,000 in Pennsylvania.
Thomas Carroll represented Fulton County and faced a harsh rebuke from the state Supreme Court.
The charges come as the Trump administration attempts to crack down on voter fraud.
The Election Truth Alliance cited a professor’s statistical analysis to buttress its legal claims, but experts say his model can’t accurately detect fraud in American elections.