Since the passage of the 2019 law that made sweeping changes to voting in Pennsylvania, at least 21 election officials have left or will soon leave their posts.

Heider Garcia told county leaders he bases his work in “respect and zero politics” and that “compromising on these values is not an option for me.”

Federal judge demands identify of Texas group’s source who allegedly found poll worker data on Chinese servers.

Texas attorney general thinks anyone should get to examine ballots right after elections, bucking long-established safeguards and secretary of state’s advice.

The Republican Party is fomenting this fear to anger its base into turning out. Parties have done it dozens of times in our history.

This is an extraordinary step no other county in the state has taken.

The law requires Texas to build an alternative to cross-check voter rolls, or find a suitable replacement.

Text messages show how Republican lawmakers lobbied county leaders to abandon voting machines.

The state Supreme Court ruled that it would be too late — and unfair — to remove voters from the rolls for state and local elections.

The ACLU is suing Delaware County for its decision to reject provisional ballots and disenfranchise voters in the May primary, calling it a misreading of the law.

Formerly incarcerated people get their voting rights back in Michigan. Advocates say this new legislation would make sure they know that — and are ready to use that right.

Our journalism is aimed at helping voters understand elections so they can participate in strengthening them.

A hand recount of the 2020 presidential election in Lycoming County did not reveal any significant error

State and county officials warn of voter confusion, fraud risk, possible lawsuits.

Text messages show what a spokesman denied: a link between the state’s decision and false allegations from a right-wing website.

Election offices have been besieged by requests for an obscure document sometimes produced by ballot tabulators. But it won’t show the fraud activists hope it will.

3 counties sue Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton over his opinion granting activists access to inspect ballots right after elections.

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At this point in the election cycle, voters aren’t at risk of being dropped from the rolls because of a challenge. Still, election officials are required to process the voter eligibility challenges...

Apache County officials have been unwilling so far to adopt a vote center model, which Navajo leaders say would help solve the problem.

Pennsylvania’s court has sided with House Democrats in a dispute over special election dates.

An elections administrator in Texas, Heider Garcia, uses a radical approach to try to win over election skeptics: tactical patience.

After losing her 2022 bid for governor, Kari Lake said Richer rigged the election against her. Now, she's asking the court to decide how much she owes him after he sued her for defamation.

At a gathering of state election directors, officials were not impressed with improvements in the Postal Service’s on-time performance, or a postal official’s answers.

Arizona voters kept casting ballots in drop boxes in 2022 primary — even in Republican bastions.

The lawsuit cites True the Vote’s own public claims that it stole data from Michigan company that makes software for managing poll workers.

A coordinated group is knocking on doors, inspecting ballots, and seeking personal information in its campaign to further Trump’s lies about the 2020 election.

Records show that, as recently as five days before Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton’s office released an opinion about public access to ballots, it provided the exact opposite guidance to counties.

The law, sponsored by Sen. Bob Hall, will cost taxpayers more than $100 million.

Yavapai County voted overwhelmingly for Trump, and most voters used ballot drop boxes to cast their votes. Arizona lawmakers now want to ban drop boxes.

Poll challengers turned out to watch, but didn’t disrupt, the late-night absentee ballot counting

The Arizona county is planning an auction for massive rolls of ballot paper and a watermarking machine after ending state grant prematurely.

Elections are complex, and mistakes happen. By covering them, we hope we can help prevent them from happening again.

The defendants are accused of secretly meeting on Dec. 14, 2020, to submit forged certificates falsely confirming that Michigan had voted for Donald Trump, despite Joe Biden’s victory.

Without ERIC, officials encounter obstacles and costs to replace data they need to clean voter rolls, new documents show.

The bill includes measures like automatic registration for eligible voters, the elimination of voter ID requirements and the redrawing of district lines.  

Disabled voters struggle to be heard during the debate over hand-counting ballots

I had a front-row seat to the breakdown of our voting system. To repair it will take more than casting blame.

Election activists and Republican Party officials drove the effort to write legislation that would pull Texas out of the Electronic Registration Information Center, the only multi-state program for...

States have come to rely on ERIC to cross-check voter rolls for ineligible voters. Now, it’s come under attack.

The problem with assuming that higher turnout means voting laws didn’t create obstacles.

Former attorney general candidate and two others were indicted in alleged plot to seize tabulators, sending a message that election interference will be punished, experts say.

Officials invited the public to watch as they run test ballots for the August primary through their tabulators, hoping the demonstration of the system would restore trust to voting. In Oakland County...