Elections Disputes - Page 19

October 1, 2020

Texas Dems to sue Gov. Abbott over mail-in ballot drop-off sites: Report

Hours after Texas Gov. Greg Abbott issued a proclamation Thursday limiting each county to a single drop-off site for mail-in ballots, Democrats began floating the the idea of suing the governor.

October 1, 2020

After Philadelphia sees voting machine controls stolen, reporter finds lax security at warehouse

Questions about Philadelphia’s elections security measures emerged once again Thursday, a day after reports that someone had stolen USB drives used to program the city’s voting machines.

August 11, 2020

Cal Thomas: Trump on voting by mail — president is right for these reasons

Voters can practice all the things medical experts tell us to do and vote in person.

August 3, 2020

Ari Fleischer: In 2020 election, if states can't prove they can handle voting by mail, don't try it now

Our nation survived close elections before, but a surge in mail-in voting will make 2020 different.

January 23, 2020

New Hampshire's midnight voting tradition at Dixville Notch is back on

New Hampshire's attorney general initially called it off following questions about voter fraud in the town.

October 23, 2019

GOP lawmakers slam House bill aimed at protecting US elections: 'Pile of hot garbage'

Republican lawmakers slammed what they called a “pile of hot garbage” election security bill that passed in the House of Representatives Wednesday, saying that it violated free speech

July 30, 2019

Florida’s felons face unexpected obstacles before voting in 2020

Months after voting rights for restored for felons, Florida’s Gov. Ron DeSantis passed a law that tightened the rules.

March 27, 2019

'First in the nation' election tradition in New Hampshire at risk

A battle over the ballot in the early primary state of New Hampshire comes as the state’s iconic “first in the nation” tradition faces an investigation into its voter rolls.

November 14, 2018

Judge rules some absentee ballots must be counted in Georgia gubernatorial election

A federal judge ruled Wednesday that the results of Georgia's gubernatorial race cannot be certified until certain absentee ballots have been counted.

September 6, 2018

North Carolina hit with subpoena for millions of voter records by federal officials investigating fraud

Federal officials have subpoenaed more than 20 million documents related to voter records in North Carolina as part of an investigation into alleged fraud.