Voter Registration & Rolls
Roughly 150,000 voters, most in Maricopa County, received letters asking if they’d moved. Here’s why.
Here’s how to contact your local election official to update your information.
State law allows registered voters to vouch that others live in their precinct. Here’s how it actually works.
The League of Women Voters challenged the rule on First Amendment grounds.
The state said any voters removed even though they had already provided citizenship documentation to DPS should be restored to the voter roll.
Trump asserts there are 250,000 noncitizen voters in just four states, but the numbers don’t add up.
Only 22% of 18-year-old Pennsylvanians are registered to vote, but preregistration, student voter drives, and more funding could all boost that number.
Secretary of State Jane Nelson wrote a letter to federal immigration officials in April after the SAVE program incorrectly flagged U.S. citizens .
The first ballots for the August election go out on June 25.
Some lawmakers pressured the Texas Secretary of State’s Office to fix problems with the state-wide voter registration system ahead of the midterm election.
Gov. Greg Abbott said he wants lawmakers to take action to allow only registered Republicans to vote in Republican primaries
A law written to allow state oversight in Harris County is allowing state officials to fix problems in a small county along the Rio Grande.
The state is supposed to keep the addresses of domestic violence, sexual assault, and stalking victims confidential.
A police report says Antrim County clerk’s husband was alone in the clerk’s office.
County officials found that hundreds of the flagged voters registered through DPS, which requires proof of citizenship
A prosecutor told Recorder Justin Heap that he needed to refer the voters to the state AG for further investigation.
President Donald Trump’s administration has sued 30 states for not handing over voter data, but its arguments have been repeatedly rejected in federal court.
The state embarked on a project to update the antiquated SURE system last year. Officials hope to have the new version ready by 2027.
The suspicious applications were discovered just before the 2024 election and fueled accusations of voter fraud.
The Department of State says counties must accept applications even when voters’ driver’s license or Social Security numbers don’t match.