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Supreme Court Weighs Whether States Can Count Late-Arriving Mail Ballots

A ruling this summer could force many states to change mail ballot receipt deadlines before the fall federal elections.

Supreme Court Signals Skepticism of Counting Mail Ballots After Election Day

Supreme Court Signals Skepticism of Counting Mail Ballots After Election Day

Supreme Court To Hear Election Day Mail-Ballot Deadline Case On Monday

FBI Obtains Arizona Senate’s 2020 Audit Records as DHS Unit Probes Election

Maricopa County Board Compels Recorder’s Testimony, Passes Resolution in Elections Dispute

RNC, Judicial Watch Press Supreme Court to Invalidate Post‑Election Mail Ballot Counts

Peru’s Transitional Leader Reaffirms Pledge of Free, Impartial Elections on April 12

North Carolina Elections Board Mails Identity-Check Notices to 241,000 Voters

Judge Blocks Key Parts of Trump’s Election Order in Oregon and Washington

Navi Mumbai Teams Seize Rs 16.16 Lakh From Mercedes Ahead of Civic Polls

Ohio Legislature Sends Election Bill Ending Absentee Grace Period to DeWine

Bombay High Court Seeks Fresh SEC Affidavit on EVM-Only Local Polls After VVPAT Rejected

Michigan GOP Seeks DOJ Monitors for 2026 Elections as Benson Appears on Ballot

Texas Voters Approve Constitutional Ban on Noncitizen Voting

Election Day in Arizona: Maricopa County Weighs $900 Million Valleywise Bond and Mesa Recall

DOJ Deploys Election Monitors in California and New Jersey

Maharashtra SEC Orders Duplicate-Voter Checks, Rules Out VVPAT for Local Polls

California to Deploy Observers to Watch DOJ Election Monitors Before Prop. 50 Vote

Quebec Court Weighs Whether Mail Error Nullifies Terrebonne’s One‑Vote Win