Whitmer makes the call after an eight-month wait, setting voters up for four trips to the polls in 2026.

A bill to overcome a court hurdle passes the Legislature after a proposed constitutional amendment falls short.

The new maps destroy majority-minority districts and fail to account for growth in Latino population, the plaintiffs allege.

A bill added to the special session agenda would restore limits on voters who make last-minute address changes.

Heather Honey joins the agency as a deputy assistant secretary.

Officials say the Justice Department hasn’t responded to a request for help transmitting the massive file.

The policy has been the subject of a back-and-forth court battle over burdens on voting.

After a conservative activist’s social media post suggested that they were up to something, the Benedictine Sisters of Erie went public and ‘contested the falsehood immediately.’

Republicans invested heavily in promoting early and mail voting in 2024. Now the president is promising to wipe out the practice entirely.

The mid-decade gerrymander is meant to shore up the GOP's majority in U.S. House. It has triggered an era of retaliatory redistricting.

Ranked choice voting is still a new, unfamiliar concept for most Americans. Tell us your questions, so we can help you understand it better.

The Trump administration has cut assistance that state and local governments relied on to protect voting systems.

The Justice Department had sought sensitive information such as Social Security and driver’s license numbers.

The bold mid-decade redistricting aims to fulfill Trump's call to protect the GOP’s slim majority in the U.S. House.

Lydia McComas previously managed voter engagement for Minnesota’s Hennepin County. She’ll have to ensure compliance with corrective measures that the Wisconsin Elections Commission has ordered.

Proponents of the bill cite the potential burden on local clerks. One conservative activist labels it a ‘solution in search of a problem.’

The 18th Congressional District, a hub of Black political power, faces the prospect of new dividing lines.

The president, seizing on assertions by Vladimir Putin, promises to ‘lead a movement’ for paper ballots. But here’s what you should know about the security of voting by mail.

Some officials had argued for cutting residents from the rolls if they didn’t come up with proof of citizenship, leading to disparate treatment around the state.

Organizers of the ballot measure in Dearborn say it would improve representation of less affluent areas.