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Feds cleared to investigate when it suspects election fraud involving USPS, defense employees

October 7, 2020

Feds cleared to investigate when it suspects election fraud involving USPS, defense employees

The Department of Justice has paved the way for prosecutors to investigate suspected election fraud involving USPS and defense employees, reversing a longstanding policy put in place to avoid affecting the outcome of the election, according to a Wednesday report.

Colorado sec. of state testifies before Congress on 'election misinformation,' Rep. Buck calls move 'ironic'

October 7, 2020

Colorado sec. of state testifies before Congress on 'election misinformation,' Rep. Buck calls move 'ironic'

Colorado Secretary of State Jena Griswold virtually took to the Hill Tuesday, to testify in front of the House’s subcommittee on election misinformation, calling for additional congressional oversight.

Colorado AG says voter intimidation will be prosecuted

October 3, 2020

Colorado AG says voter intimidation will be prosecuted

Colorado’s Attorney General Phil Weiser warned Saturday that political activist found to be intimidating voters at polling stations or drop boxes will be prosecuted.

Colorado Secretary of State and Rep. Ken Buck in war of words over voter registration process

October 1, 2020

Colorado Secretary of State and Rep. Ken Buck in war of words over voter registration process

Colorado Rep. Ken Buck has called for a federal investigation into the state’s voter registration process after a now-redacted report by CBS4 Denver inaccurately linked a ballot mailing list to another group that received voting registration instructions, including ineligible voters and deceased people.

Judge rejects Trump campaign lawsuit attempting to block Montana's mail-in voting

September 30, 2020

Judge rejects Trump campaign lawsuit attempting to block Montana's mail-in voting

U.S. District Judge Dana Christensen in Montana rejected an effort by the Trump campaign and GOP groups to block the state from holding the presidential election mostly by mail, saying that the President and his supporters could not "point to a single instance of voter fraud in Montana in any election during the last 20 years."

Arizona mail-in ballot printers kick into high gear as election nears

September 29, 2020

Arizona mail-in ballot printers kick into high gear as election nears

Arizonan businesses are shifting into high gear as the 2020 election season kicks off.

Pennsylvania judge halts USPS cuts ahead of 2020 election amid mail-in voting worries

September 28, 2020

Pennsylvania judge halts USPS cuts ahead of 2020 election amid mail-in voting worries

U.S. district judge grants a motion to halt operational changes that have delayed mail services.

Arizona judge rules against Navajo Nation lawsuit over delayed main-in ballots

September 26, 2020

Arizona judge rules against Navajo Nation lawsuit over delayed main-in ballots

A federal judge ruled Friday against a Navajo Nation voter lawsuit that asked to require that election officials count mail ballots received from the reservation after 7 p.m. on Election Day, as long as the ballots are postmarked before that deadline.

Pennsylvania officials claim probe into discarded military ballots proves system 'works'

September 25, 2020

Pennsylvania officials claim probe into discarded military ballots proves system 'works'

Luzerne County, Pa., officials confirmed in a press release Friday that following an investigation into nine disregarded mail-in ballots, state election officials are confident the system works.

US Postal Service investigating trays of mail, absentee ballots found in Wisconsin ditch

September 24, 2020

US Postal Service investigating trays of mail, absentee ballots found in Wisconsin ditch

The U.S. Postal Service is investigating how three trays of mail, including absentee ballots, ended up in a ditch line in Wisconsin, a swing state whose voters could prove crucial in the upcoming elections.