Election Law
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Courts & LawKansas League of Women Voters Faces Inquiry Over $5 Gift Card Voter Registration Offer
Oct 1, 2026
A Kansas League of Women Voters chapter is under investigation after offering $5 Starbucks gift cards for voter registration, raising questions about federal election law.
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Courts & LawKansas AG Orders League of Women Voters to Halt Gift Card Voter Registration Incentives
Sep 28, 2026
Kansas Attorney General Kris Kobach has ordered the League of Women Voters to stop offering gift cards to students for voter registration, citing violations of state.
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Courts & LawCalifornia Supreme Court Halts Riverside Sheriff’s Ballot Seizure, Affirms Attorney General’s Authority
Sep 27, 2026
The California Supreme Court ordered Riverside County Sheriff Chad Bianco to return seized ballots and paused his election probe, affirming the attorney general’s.
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Courts & LawAppeals Court Reinstates Ohio Proof-of-Citizenship Voter Registration Law
Sep 24, 2026
A federal appeals court restored Ohio's requirement for proof of citizenship to register to vote, impacting election rules ahead of early voting.
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The PrimerWisconsin Elections: Understanding Recent Changes and Challenges
Sep 21, 2026
A deep dive into the dynamics of Wisconsin elections, key events, and the implications of voting reforms and challenges.
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The PrimerUnpacking U.S. Election Law: Integrity, Controversies, and Legal Battles
Sep 5, 2026
Explore the complex landscape of U.S. election law, focusing on voter registration controversies, residency requirements, and ongoing court battles shaping future voting regulations.
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Courts & LawNebraska Supreme Court to Weigh Law Allowing Overseas 'Never Resident' Voting
Aug 25, 2026
Nebraska's high court will review a law letting U.S. citizens abroad who never lived in the state vote, as Republicans challenge its constitutionality.
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The PrimerVoter ID Laws: Securing Elections While Debating Accessibility and Integrity
Aug 17, 2026
Explore the landscape of voter ID laws in America, assessing their roles in election integrity, enforcement differences, and ongoing legislative debates.
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ElectionsCalifornia Says It Does Not Track Noncitizens Removed From Voter Rolls
Aug 17, 2026
California officials say they do not track removals of noncitizens from voter rolls, raising questions about compliance with federal recordkeeping law.
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Ballot Language Disputes Intensify Ahead of Major State Referendums
Aug 16, 2026
7 in favor of Attorney General Rob Bonta, upholding his revised ballot title for Proposition 39, a voter ID initiative.
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Majority of DSA-Aligned Voters Back Key SAVE America Act Provision, Poll Shows
Aug 3, 2026
A Fox News poll finds most Democratic Socialists of America voters support requiring proof of citizenship to register to vote, despite DSA leadership opposition.
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ElectionsVice President Vance Criticizes Senate Over SAVE Act Delay on Joe Rogan Podcast
Jul 15, 2026
Vice President JD Vance accused the Senate of stalling the SAVE America Act’s voter ID requirement, highlighting divisions over the filibuster during a top podcast.
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ElectionsTrump Allies Accuse Thune of Blocking SAVE America Act From Defense Bill
Jul 10, 2026
House Republicans accuse Senate Majority Leader John Thune of excluding the SAVE America Act from the NDAA, escalating GOP divisions over election law.
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ElectionsSouth Dakota Passes Voter ID Bill Amidst Federal Inaction
Mar 6, 2026
The South Dakota House passed a voter ID bill requiring proof of citizenship, contrasting with stalled federal efforts led by Senator John Thune.
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ElectionsFBI Search Raises Questions on Election Accountability in Georgia
Feb 11, 2026
The FBI's recent search in Fulton County highlights ongoing concerns about election crime accountability in Georgia amid a backlog of cases.
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ElectionsOhio Enacts Law Requiring All Mail Ballots to Be Returned by Election Day
Dec 22, 2025
Ohio Governor Mike DeWine signs a law mandating all mail-in ballots be received by Election Day, amid concerns over election integrity and voter confusion.
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Courts & LawWisconsin Judge Accused of Misconduct in Trump Electors Case
Dec 10, 2025
New court documents allege Wisconsin Judge John Hyland received outside help in ruling on the Trump electors case, raising concerns about judicial integrity.
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Courts & LawWisconsin Judge Accused of Misconduct in Case Against Trump Attorneys
Dec 9, 2025
A Wisconsin judge faces allegations of misconduct from attorneys representing Trump in a politically charged case, raising questions about judicial impartiality.
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ElectionsExclusive: Lawsuit Claims Leftist Benson Is Breaking Election Law
Nov 21, 2025
Michigan Secretary of State Jocelyn Benson is facing a lawsuit filed by the Michigan GOP and the Republican National Committee, alleging that her directive.
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ElectionsWhy California's Race-Based House Maps Will Fail
Nov 21, 2025
California Governor Gavin Newsom has faced criticism following the recent approval of a congressional map that some experts argue is racially motivated.
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ElectionsSupreme Court to Rule on Counting Mail Ballots Received After Election Day
Nov 11, 2025
Republican National Committee (RNC), stems from a Mississippi law that allows ballots postmarked by Election Day to be counted up to five business days afterward.
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ElectionsTrump Pardons 77 Citizens Targeted By Dems In Election Lawfare
Nov 10, 2025
President Donald Trump has issued pardons for 77 U.S. citizens involved in alternative elector efforts related to the 2020 presidential election.
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ElectionsPlaintiffs 'Very Optimistic' About SCOTUS Elections Case
Oct 10, 2025
Plaintiffs are feeling “very optimistic” the U.S. Supreme Court will rule in their favor in a pivotal elections case recently heard before the justices, legal.
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ElectionsKavanaugh Questions Illinois' Stance on Election Litigation
Oct 8, 2025
Associate Justice Brett Kavanaugh criticized Illinois officials during Supreme Court oral arguments on Wednesday for inconsistencies in their legal arguments.
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Courts & LawPA Supreme Court Shuts Down Lawfare Aimed At Election Law
Sep 15, 2025
A group of activists in Pennsylvania recently attempted to challenge an 88-year-old election law by filing a petition with the Pennsylvania Supreme Court.