Election Integrity

Republicans filed a lawsuit over Arizona Secretary of State Adrian Fontes’s changes to the election manual in 2023.

A 2016 constitutional amendment opened the door for Missouri lawmakers to enact photo ID requirements but this was challenged in 2022.

Two women, including a USPS worker, were arrested for allegedly stealing mail-in ballots and submitting forged votes in Mesa County.

All constitutional amendments on the matter that were presented to voters won approval, projections show.

‘Note very few people actually search for voting places this way,’ Google says.

‘I am regretful for this error,’ Colorado Secretary of State Jena Griswold said.

Any legal violations by the activists who received the data will be referred to prosecutors for prosecution, Arizona Secretary of State Adrian Fontes said.

‘We will defend the ballot box from any bad actors seeking to unduly influence or illegally undermine Texas elections,’ Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton said.

Missouri officials said the federal government is illegally interfering in the state’s elections.

The Purcell principle, established by the Supreme Court, generally cautions against changes to election procedures close to voting day.

The Iowa Secretary of State has hailed the court’s ruling as a ‘win for Iowa’s election integrity.’

Plaintiffs said the lack of poll watchers to observe the absentee ballot intake by local election officials compromised election integrity.

Video showed people purportedly casting illegal votes in Georgia.

The video appears to show a Haitian immigrant with multiple Georgia IDs claiming to have illegally voted for Vice President Kamala Harris numerous times.

The provision meets the constitutional requirement of having equal representation of Republicans and Democrats on the election board, the court ruled.

‘We are not being asked to make changes with respect to the impending 2024 General Election,’ Judge Ellen Ceisler wrote.

The Colorado secretary of state’s office said the leak does not pose an immediate security threat to the state’s elections.

Virginia Attorney General Jason Miyares said the state will file an appeal with the Supreme Court.

Lancaster election officials believe fraudulent applications were mixed into two batches of registration forms, together totaling about 2,500 applications.