Election officials across the country are on notice after the Department of Justice warned of possible criminal liability for allowing noncitizens to vote. Illinois authorities, saying they are “reviewing” the threat, have signaled that they are taking this federal message seriously.
Congressional Republicans are doubling down on their efforts to pass the SAVE America Act, a voter ID bill authored by Rep. Chip Roy, R-Texas. This renewed urgency follows the Senate’s recent refusal to advance legislation that had enjoyed the backing of President Donald Trump, pushing lawmakers to attach the measure to critical must-pass bills.
Congress is exploring a new bill called the SAVE America Act, raising concerns over voting rights in places like Washington. Although voter fraud remains rare across the country, lawmakers are contemplating further restrictions on ballot access.
The Supreme Court has cast doubt on whether mail-in ballots that arrive after Election Day should be counted, reflecting broader concerns over election integrity. According to newly gathered data, about 30% of voters mailed their ballots during the 2024 election.
For years, Americans have demanded reliable elections. The SAVE America Act responds to that call by bringing a renewed focus on transparency, accountability, and trust in our democratic processes.
Eastland County’s Republican Party has opted to hand-count ballots for the March 3 primary, resulting in last-minute logistical struggles. While local officials attempt to coordinate manpower and resources, the decision raises questions about election methods statewide.
Nebraska’s Governor Jim Pillen insists in his latest TV campaign ad that he still has more to do. One letter writer speculates whether he plans to revisit issues such as medical marijuana or private school vouchers, hinting at a potential challenge to voterapproved measures.
Boulder County is inviting the public to observe tests on its voting equipment, emphasizing open governance ahead of this year’s Coordinated Election. The process showcases the county’s commitment to maintaining fair and transparent elections.
A onetime Lawrence City Councilor will spend six months behind bars for voter fraud. The sentence follows her guilty plea and underscores the seriousness of manipulating election procedures.
In a bid to bolster trust in the electoral system, both leading Republican candidates for Massachusetts governor are championing voter ID laws, calling photo identification at the ballot box a “common sense” measure.
