Former Rensselaer County Board of Elections Commissioner Jason Schofield has been convicted of voter fraud, but will not serve any jail time for the offense.

Senate and House Republicans have majority advantage in both chambers, their bills focus on border security, voter ID, and school sports restrictions.

Users will be able to check whether or not someone voted with publicly available voting history, but not who they voted for.

American citizens were reportedly among the 1,600 names marked in the state's effort to remove noncitizens from voter rolls.

Texas is one of eight states without an online voter registration option, leaving voter applications susceptible to human error.

Top state Republicans continue to voice concerns about noncitizen voting even though there's no solid evidence of them swaying election results.

Judge Patricia Giles issued a preliminary injunction Friday after the Department of Justice said the names were removed too close to an election.

A group of former Republican officials have urged the Attorney General to investigate Musk's offer of cash prizes to swing state voters who sign his petition.

Rick Hasen, a legal scholar and professor of political science at UCLA cited Title 52 in the U.S. Code and the DOJ Election Crimes Manual.

On Wednesday, an 81-year-old Georgia woman voted for the first time in her life following the death of her husband, who never wanted her to vote.

Gov. Greg Abbott claimed removing over 6,500 potential noncitizens from voter rolls; an investigation revealed 581 were effectively confirmed as noncitizens.

A federal judge blocked an Alabama voter removal program headed by Republicans for violating a federal law.

A federal judge denied a request to reopen Georgia's voter registration through Oct. 14 despite Hurricane Helene wreaking havoc ahead of the deadline.

The Board of Elections in the battleground state removed an average of more than 1,200 voter records from the start of 2023 through August 2024.

Ads from the Trump campaign targeting voters within the American state of Georgia used images of the European country of Georgia instead

County officials seek federal oversight, accusing Texas Attorney General of voter suppression efforts.

"Our members have gone from shock to anger to resolve and are doubling their commitment to register voters", said the organization's CEO

A federal judge ruled on Wednesday that the federal government must accommodate Kansas and Arizona in voter-registration forms requiring that prospective voters provide proof of citizenship.