Election Laws
A bill to overcome a court hurdle passes the Legislature after a proposed constitutional amendment falls short.
The policy has been the subject of a back-and-forth court battle over burdens on voting.
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Proponents of the bill cite the potential burden on local clerks. One conservative activist labels it a ‘solution in search of a problem.’
Organizers of the ballot measure in Dearborn say it would improve representation of less affluent areas.
The data shapes political representation, but it also drives decisions on funding, infrastructure, business, and emergency planning. Altering how it’s collected could undermine all of that.
The Republican lawyer has been a prolific conservative voice in sharing misleading or false election information since 2020.
The state is holding off on fulfilling the DOJ request for now, while it switches to a new voter registration management system. The letter raises legal and privacy concerns.
They allegedly paid newly naturalized citizens and filled out their ballots, court documents say.
They want a judge to an order an election on the grounds that the governor isn't fulfilling her constitutional duty.
The government is obligated by law to explain how it plans to use the information it collects. But the Justice Department hasn’t provided much detail yet.
New letter seeks voter rolls, and details on election officials’ survey responses. The scope of the request raises privacy issues.
Draft rulebook from Secretary of State Adrian Fontes deletes provisions on certification and voter intimidation that drew Republican challenges.
Critics of the governor say she’s stalling out of fear that the seat will flip to Republicans.
Will voters face longer trips to the polling place, or longer lines? That depends on the decisions local clerks make.
Internet-linked systems raise security concerns, but experts say the risk isn’t so great.
Republicans have long questioned the state’s high rate of registration.
Wisconsin Elections Commission’s investigative report says she knew about the first batch of uncounted ballots on Nov. 12. She didn’t notify the commission until Dec. 18.
A flurry of letters seek access to voter rolls and details on registration procedures, in support of Trump’s directives.
The facility was at one point used as used by an “unauthorized” person for shelter, according to the election commission’s latest report on the ballot snafu.