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The late surge adds to turmoil over voting as Justice Department presses its case.
Trump suffers a string of defeats in his efforts to wrest control of state voting processes.
‘We’re prepared’ amid concerns about election interference
Elections supervisors in both and Monroe counties said they have contacted the FBI.
Department conducting sweep ahead of election.
Where to go, what to know about casting your ballot.
Republican-controlled states have put three dozen laws into effect for this year.
As a tool and a campaign issue, tech is unavoidable
Pinellas election officials said state law wouldn't allow it.
Legislator says they shouldn't expect more help from state
State targeted with subpoenas in federal inquiry into alleged noncitizen voting.
New laws aim to boost security as Trump tries to exert control over the midterms.
Mail-in rule could have impacted 80% of voters
Election Officials Work to Restore Trust With Confused Voters
A flaw in the state's equipment could compromise secret ballots in November.
Voters in both parties cast millions of ballots by mail every election.
Trump's mail-in voting war baffles as election officials scramble.
The party's pitch is pivoting from reproductive rights to affordability in a bid to oust longtime Rep. Brian Fitzpatrick in one of the nation's most critical midterm contests.
One election official says making the changes he wants in time for the midterms would be "effectively impossible."
LAST-DITCH EFFORT TO SUPREME COURT
Echoing Trump, the move precedes an election that could break a postwar taboo.
Whistleblower warns of Postal Service system tied to mail-voting order
Minnesota and others are challenging Trump's bid to restrict voting.
Democratic officials file new challenges as midterms loom
The Supreme Court ruling allows the restrictions to advance, but it’s unclear what might be in effect when voting begins.
Minnesota cities and counties must staff sites with party-balanced election judges.
Californians are less concerned over voter fraud and noncitizens voting, poll finds.
PUSHING DEPORTATIONS
As prediction markets sow doubt, L.A. officials study voting safeguards
States under pressure to keep noncitizens off voting rolls fear that even small errors will undermine the midterm elections
Two Republican senators joined all Democrats in voting against President Donald Trump’s choice as attorney general.
NEW LIMITS WANTED AHEAD OF MIDTERMS
Primary examines revamped voting oversight for first time
Federal Push to Revive Voting-Fraud Claims
The president’s claims of widespread noncitizen voting are “not connected to reality,” the Pa. governor said.
Primetime speech doesn't offer evidence of any actual tampering
Voting experts and others say the move aims to undermine free and fair balloting.
Board supporting state voting has remaining commissioners.
As DOJ presses Minn. for voter rolls, usual briefings have vanished.
California residents will have to decide on these measures on the November ballot.
But the president’s efforts are facing resistance in court and within his own party.
City Council backs off measures to include noncitizens, shift police oversight.
The convenience of early and mail voting now faces a challenger: President Donald Trump.
Trump backs out on housing act until voting restrictions are passed.
Says He Won’t Sign Bipartisan Plan Unless Congress Passes Voting Restrictions
GOP meeting turns fiery over Iran war as president again presses voting bill
Backers seek end of role of parties in initial voting
Reversal After Threatening Oil Takeover
Texas Senate Hopeful Has Been Targeting Latino Groups
Bears close in on Hammond: After lawmakers leave Springfield without voting on a stadium deal, the team says it will proceed with plans across the border. But the door hasn't fully shut on the Prairie State
Democrats advance in most congressional races, but one contest is cause for concern.
Supervoting shares, Texas law make it hard to fire CEO and limit investor suits
Voting data shows low primary turnout, suburban voter collapse
GOP competitors for Senate sound off as early voting starts
Black leaders worry the new districts further dilute voting power.
Group seeks ballot question overhauling voting system
Decisions on Voting Law and Virginia’s Districts Reshape Outlook
The justices struck down the voter-approved redistricting plan, dimming Democrats’ midterm hopes.
Justices' voting rights ruling spurs calls for state to further redraw maps to counter GOP.
Critics of Decision Point to More Subtle Forms of Bias in System
Fair Representation and Power of Voters Are Probable Casualties in Hail of Maps
Ruling gives states more control in redistricting
Justices’ ruling to strike down mostly Black district in La. could have wide consequences
Ruling strikes majority-Black La. district, could aid GOP's efforts to control House
Impact on minority representation in Congress could be huge, legal experts say.
Court Finds Gerrymandering by Race Is Illegal in a 6-3 Vote
In a 6-3 ruling, the Supreme Court diluted a key part of the Voting Rights Act. The decision could bolster GOP efforts to retain the House.
6-3 ruling sets higher bar for using race in mapping
Members sue over changed bylaws that strip members of voting rights
Officer’s partner shown pivoting to right, firing and hitting her in hall outside South Side home
Practice hasn't impacted state's Republican tilt
Order called confounding, difficult to implement
“President Trump can sign whatever the hell he wants to, but it won’t change the Constitution,“ Shapiro said, promising to protect mail voting.