by Jessica Huseman | Mar 25, 2026 | Arizona, Citizenship, Donald Trump, elections, Florida, Iowa, Mississippi, News, Republicans, SAVE Act, Save America Act, South Dakota, Utah, Voter Suppression, Voting
A signature piece of voting legislation championed by President Donald Trump may not have much of a future in the U.S. Senate, but in Florida, the future is here. Earlier this month, Republican lawmakers in Trump’s home state approved a sweeping overhaul of the state’s voter registration system, one that mirrors the core idea behind the federal SAVE America Act: requiring proof of citizenship…
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by Brandon Tensley | Mar 25, 2026 | Birth Certificates, Black Americans, black voters, elections, News, Racism, Save America Act, Segregation, Voter ID, Voter Suppression, Voting, Voting Rights
When Courtney Patterson was born on his family’s farm in Lenoir County, North Carolina, 80 years ago, he was fortunate that a country doctor recorded his birth, ensuring that he would have a document later. “But many other people who grew up with me didn’t even have that,” Patterson recalled. Babies were usually delivered at home by midwives who were illiterate. On the rare occasions a doctor…
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by Chris Walker | Mar 24, 2026 | 2020 Election, absentee voting, Donald Trump, elections, Mail-in Voting, News, Trump election fraud claims, Voting
President Donald Trump utilized mail-in voting for a special election in Florida this week, despite years of falsely claiming that the method is rife with fraud and shouldn’t be trusted. Voting records from Palm Beach County, Florida, indicate that Trump voted by mail for the election taking place on Tuesday. Mail-in ballots were due by this Sunday, meaning Trump cast his ballot sometime…
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by Jen Fifield | Feb 13, 2026 | DHS, elections, News, Voter Suppression, Voting
When county clerk Brianna Lennon got an email in November saying a newly expanded federal system had flagged 74 people on the county’s voter roll as potential noncitizens, she was taken aback. Lennon, who’d run elections in Boone County, Missouri, for seven years, had heard the tool might not be accurate. The flagged voters’ registration paperwork confirmed Lennon’s suspicions.
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by Carrie Levine | Jan 16, 2026 | Democracy, elections, News, Supreme Court, Voting
Candidates for office are entitled to challenge the rules governing how votes are counted in their elections, the Supreme Court ruled in a 7-2 decision Wednesday, making it easier for candidates to bring such lawsuits. “Candidates have a concrete and particularized interest in the rules that govern the counting of votes in their elections, regardless whether those rules harm their electoral…
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