While the requests so far are mostly for data or procedures that are public information or accessible by law to the Justice ...

Trump’s Justice Department has forged ahead in this case even as it has withdrawn from several other voting lawsuits brought ...

Republicans are challenging the voting rights of U.S. citizens who have never lived in the country, but are eligible to vote ...

A petition asks the state Supreme Court to strike down a law that says only people registered with a party can vote in a ...

Attorney General Ken Paxton says the cases involve more than 100 voters in the 2020 and 2022 election cycles, mostly in ...

A recent YouGov poll found that 41% of voters who reported casting a ballot for Kamala Harris in 2024 did not believe that ...

A similar move for mail ballots sharply cut the number that were disqualified over technical errors, such as missing ...

Cochise County asks insurer to cover indicted supervisor’s legal bills in Arizona election case Thomas Crosby is demanding $300,000 as he fights charges for allegedly delaying certification of 2022 ...

Texas contradicts itself in explaining redistricting move Critics see a political ploy in Gov. Greg Abbott’s justification for seeking new voting maps.

Jocelyn Benson’s Department of State credits its educational campaigns and election reforms. But there’s likely more to the story.

For Texas Republicans pushing mid-decade redistricting, history has some red flags Drawing new maps to protect the GOP’s U.S. House majority could face political and legal pitfalls.