Voting - Page 77

January 19, 2023

Alabama Secretary of State Allen announces withdrawal from voter registration group

Alabama's Secretary of State Wes Allen announced the state's withdrawal from a voter registration group. Allen said that the state will no longer be involved in sharing voting data.

January 16, 2023

New Ohio voting law unpopular among active-duty military, who fear disenfranchisement

Ohio's new election integrity law is unpopular among active-duty military officers and their families, who fear that shorter mail-in deadlines could disenfranchise them

January 12, 2023

AR State House maps head to appeals court

A case heard by the Eighth Circuit Court of Appeals on Wednesday aims to determine whether the Voting Rights Act of 1965 lets private citizens sue over cases of alleged gerrymandering.

January 9, 2023

Harmeet Dhillon lands endorsements from major GOP donors in bid to unseat McDaniel as RNC chair

A group of Republican mega-donors is throwing their support behind civil rights attorney Harmeet Dhillon for Chairwoman of the Republican National Committee.

January 9, 2023

NM high court to hear challenge on state’s newly redistricted maps

A New Mexico hearing has been scheduled to evaluate a challenge on the state’s newly redistricted maps. Republicans contend that the new map is diluting their voting power.

January 6, 2023

Oregon leads US with highest voter turnout

The state of Oregon had the highest voter turnout rate across the U.S. in last year’s midterm elections. Oregon saw a 61.5% turnout rate, narrowly beating Maine.

December 31, 2022

North Carolina AG won't bring charges against Mark Meadows over voter registration

Mark Meadows, the former White House chief of staff to then-President Trump, will not face voter fraud charges, according to the North Carolina attorney general.

December 17, 2022

GOP election strategy: Get smart about early voting or get used to losing

As the Republican Party conducts its postmortem of the 2022 elections, it would be wise to create a separate coordinated effort for a massive early voting operation.

December 17, 2022

NC Supreme Court rejects voter ID law, state electoral map, claiming 'racially motivated purpose'

North Carolina's Supreme Court has narrowly struck down a voter ID law passed in 2018 on constitutional grounds, claiming it discriminates against Black voters.

December 16, 2022

GOP leadership must 'adapt or die,' attorney Harmeet Dhillon says as she challenges McDaniel for top RNC spot

Harmeet Dhillon is calling for change in leadership at the Republican National Committee, vowing to take the party in a “fresh direction” as she challenges incumbent chair Ronna McDaniel.