Voting - Page 7

January 7

Maryland dodges specifics in illegal immigrant voter-roll case as Congress vows to keep digging

Maryland Election Board Administrator Jared DeMarinis defends voter registration system but won't confirm if Ian Andre Roberts received absentee ballots or remains registered to vote.

January 6

Texas Republicans in 2 counties drop push to hand-count ballots

Texas Republicans in Dallas and Hays counties abandon hand-counting ballot plans for March primaries due to volunteer shortages and rising costs.

January 2

Trump DOJ demands Minnesota voting records over same-day registration 'vouching' concerns

The Trump DOJ demands Minnesota voter records amid concerns over a same-day "vouching" policy allowing voters to register up to eight others.

December 31

Fraud engulfs Minnesota as another blue state kicks off New Year with ID for trains — not votes

Critics slam New Jersey's policy requiring photo identification for transit discounts but not voting, calling the disparity evidence of flawed Democratic state priorities.

December 29

Minnesota lets voters 'vouch' for up to 8 others as fraud scandals fuel calls for federal crackdown

Controversy grows over Minnesota law letting voters vouch for eight neighbors' residency without ID, as critics question election integrity safeguards.

December 11

Trump announces pardon for Colorado clerk: 'Simply wanted to make sure that our elections were fair'

President Donald Trum pardoned former Colorado clerk Tina Peters, who was convicted of breaching voting systems. A federal judge recently denied her request for release.

December 2

Virginia GOP chair steps down after crushing 2025 loss — vows to rally party against Democrats’ 'power grab'

Virginia Republican leadership shakeup as party chair Mark Peake resigns citing need to combat Democratic redistricting and prepare for 2026 elections.

November 23

California governor candidate Eric Swalwell wants people to be able to 'vote by phone'

Rep. Eric Swalwell proposed allowing Californians to be able to vote by phone during his first TV news interview since announcing his gubernatorial campaign.

November 20

Reagan-appointed judge torches colleagues in Texas map fight, calls ruling ‘fiction,’ ‘judicial activism’

Circuit Court Judge Jerry Smith wrote a fiery 104-page dissent attacking colleague Judge Jeffrey Brown's decision to block Texas redistricting maps.

November 13

DOJ joins lawsuit against Newsom over 'racial gerrymander' of California map

DOJ lawyers argue California's congressional map redrawing violated the Constitution through racial gerrymandering to create Democrat-favorable districts.