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Trump Orders Federal Voter Lists and Mail-Ballot Limits as States Plan Lawsuits

Immediate lawsuits from states will test the order’s constitutionality.

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American Conservative Co-Founder Breaks With Trump Over Iran War

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

Trump Defends Casting Florida Mail Ballot, Citing His Duties

Trump Casts Florida Mail Ballot After Calling Mail Voting 'Cheating'

Spanberger Backs Virginia Redistricting Amendment as Early Voting Surges

Supreme Court Casts Doubt on Counting Mail Ballots After Election Day

Early Voting Opens Statewide for Wisconsin’s April 7 Spring Election

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

Virginia Redistricting Referendum Enters Early Voting With Legal Fate Unsettled

ICE Arrests Philadelphia Noncitizen Charged With Fraudulent 2024 Vote as Affidavit Cites Ballots Since 2008

Illinois Democrats Urge Immediate Return of Mail Ballots Before March 17 Primary

Early Voting Begins in Virginia Redistricting Referendum After Supreme Court Stay

California Voter ID Initiative Submits 1.3 Million Signatures, Kicking Off Official Review

Early Voting Opens Across All Chicago Wards and 55 Suburban Sites Ahead of March 17 Primary

Bavarian Local Elections: Ballot Errors Fixed as Mail Voting Surges and Munich Sets Cut-Offs

Texas Early Vote Surges as Democrats Outpace GOP and Crockett Leads in New Poll

Ali Velshi Named MS NOW Chief Data Reporter, Taking Election-Night Board Duties