Metro Atlanta postal delivery hub plagued by delays

On Friday morning, a federal judge ruled in favor of plaintiffs challenging a Virginia program that has removed over 1,600 people from voter rolls since August, following an executive order by Gov. Glenn Youngkin. This means that people can be reinstated on voter rolls for the time being.

In January 2021, seven of the 11 California Republicans in Congress refused to certify the 2020 presidential election results, boosting former President Donald Trump’s false claim that he lost in a rigged vote.

Another GOP-filed lawsuit targeting voting in Michigan has been tossed out of court.

The first day of in-person early voting in Wisconsin saw 97,436 people cast ballots for the Nov. 5 election.

A lawsuit filed by the Republican Party seeking to tighten qualifications for Americans living overseas to cast ballots in Michigan has been tossed out.

Voters in Georgia will return to the polls on Tuesday for the start of a three-week early voting period ahead of the Nov. 5 election that could help settle the presidential race showdown between Republican nominee Donald Trump and Vice President Kamala Harris.

‘DeSantis has shown little regard for the storm’s impact on voting rights’

Two Ohioans and the state Democratic party are challenging a newly devised policy for returning absentee ballots. They argue Ohio Secretary of State Frank LaRose’s directive requiring people to fill out an attestation when returning someone else’s ballot amounts to making “new requirements and voting restrictions out of whole cloth.”

When Kansas passed a law requiring all voters to provide documentary proof of citizenship to register to vote, the effects were swift.

Attorney General Ken Paxton and Secretary of State Jane Nelson are targeted in the new suit, escalating a pre-election war over voter registration efforts.

The Texas attorney general filed a similar lawsuit earlier this week against Bexar County, which includes San Antonio.

Secretary of State Frank LaRose is fond of saying that “it’s easy to vote and hard to cheat” in Ohio elections. But his recent — and not-so-recent — conduct seems to contradict both halves of that formulation, a watchdog says.

Young Ohio voters could have a major impact in this November’s U.S. Senate race, a Tufts University center says

Distrust of elections has created tension in tight-knit Michigan communities.