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Postal Workers Union Runs Utah Ads to Defend Vote‑By‑Mail

The campaign pushes back against federal and state rules that could narrow access to mail ballots and lower participation.

Bipartisan Deal Filed to Keep 73,000 North Carolina Voters on Rolls

Ukraine Outlines Active Registration for Overseas Voting as Election Law Group Sets January Session

INE Rules Out National Internet Voting for Now, Weighs Targeted Coahuila Pilot

Ohio Legislature Sends Election Bill Ending Absentee Grace Period to DeWine

INE Panel Backs Limited 2026 Internet‑Voting Pilot in Coahuila, Rules Out Nationwide Use for Now

DOJ Deploys Election Monitors in California and New Jersey

Schwarzenegger Blasts California Prop 50 on Maher, Pitches Bipartisan Election Reforms

Tarrant County Commissioners to Vote June 3 on Accused Racial Gerrymander

North Carolina Supreme Court Temporarily Blocks Voter Eligibility Review in Tight Judicial Race

North Carolina Democrats and Republicans Battle Over Supreme Court Election Ballot Challenges

Legal Battles and Delayed Counts Shape 2024 Election Landscape

Republican Lawsuits Challenge Overseas Voting Rules Amid Election Concerns

GOP Lawsuits Challenge Overseas Ballots in Key Swing States

Supreme Court to Decide on Arizona's Proof of Citizenship Voting Law