Courts reject Republican voter suppression efforts in Florida and South Carolina.

The White House claimed Donald Trump was ‘unable to cast his vote’ in Florida because he was stuck in Washington — but evidence shows otherwise.

White House press secretary Kayleigh McEnany offered a creative explanation for why Trump threatened Michigan and Nevada on Twitter.

Donald Trump threatened to withhold federal funding from Michigan and Nevada in retaliation for expanding access to voting.

Democrats and voting rights groups criticize legislation that requires all absentee ballots to be notarized.

‘We must make sure the pandemic does not impede full, unfettered access to the ballot box,’ said Rep. Marcia Fudge, a lead sponsor of the bill.

Louisiana Republican legislators rejected a bipartisan measure to ensure safer voting during a health crisis.

Republicans ‘want to stand in the way of a more open democratic system at a time of a pandemic.’

Trump voted by mail just last month, but he says other people who do it are cheaters.

Both the Wisconsin Supreme Court and the U.S. Supreme Court blocked Democratic efforts to postpone Tuesday’s primary.

Holding the election on Tuesday would mean forcing voters to risk their health to cast in-person ballots.

The COVID-19 outbreak already postponed one presidential primary until June. Experts say all-mail voting could prevent similar situations in the future.

Democrats scored a ‘huge victory’ in a lawsuit over absentee ballots.

Texas has closed 750 polling locations since 2012 — many in counties with high numbers of African American and Latino voters.

Rep. Louie Gohmert (R-TX) claimed ‘tens of thousands of people will vote illegally’ in Texas, and that ‘votes will be changed from Republican to Democrat’ — without any evidence.

Democrats hold a voter registration advantage over Republicans in the key battleground state.

Also this week, New Mexico pledged to invest $300 million for early childhood education, and Kentucky announced a record number of registered voters.

A federal court ruled that Florida cannot force former felons to repay their court costs before getting their right to vote back.

North Dakota will accept tribal IDs as identification at the voting booth moving forward.

A federal court struck down a Republican-backed law because it had ‘a discriminatory impact on American Indian, Hispanic, and African American voters in Arizona.’

Voting and registration rules crafted by Republicans in recent years also could prove to be a big obstacle in 2020.

Virginia became the 38th state to approve the Equal Rights Amendment the same week New Jersey’s governor signed legislation to protect health care and three states saw voting rights victories.

Republicans want to kick hundreds of thousands of registered voters off the rolls, mainly in Democratic areas.

North Carolina Lt. Gov. Dan Forest condemned the NAACP’s opposition to the law as ‘ludicrous.’

A conservative law firm wants the state election board to be held in contempt for not purging 200,000 voters from the rolls.

Republican attempts to require photo ID to vote in North Carolina are being thwarted again by judges hearing arguments that the mandate is tainted by bias that would deter black and Latino residents.

The adviser insisted later that he was referring to past Democratic efforts to accuse Republicans of voter suppression.

Localities rejected thousands of requests for absentee ballots because of missing or dissimilar-looking signatures.

The American Civil Liberties Union of Kansas filed a lawsuit against the database, which partially exposed people’s Social Security numbers.

Democratic governors are partnering with Stacey Abrams to ensure voting rights are protected.