It’s the first time Georgia’s approximately 8.4 million registered voters have had the opportunity to vote in a Public Service Commission primary election in three years.

The Justice Department filed a lawsuit Tuesday against North Carolina election officials targeting the registration records of potentially hundreds of thousands of registered voters in the state.

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There is no evidence of widespread voter fraud in US elections. The lawsuit references an election rules overhaul Trump is trying to implement nationwide through an executive order. “The ...

the North Carolina State Board of Elections has been sued by the United States of America. The Department of Justice filed the litigation on Tuesday in the U.S. District Court for the Eastern ...

US business optimism has moved sharply lower, deepening a trend seen in the first quarter and marking a sharp reversal from the buoyant mood among executives after Donald Trump’s reelection as ...

The mayor of a small city in Georgia and two former election officials have been jailed on felony charges stemming from efforts last November to halt a local election after one of the mayor’s ...

By Aimee Ortiz A federal judge on Thursday sentenced a Colorado man who threatened to kill Democratic election officials in Colorado and Arizona and blamed his actions on exposure to far-right ...

“American Jews have spoken — through their record-breaking turnout in the 2025 World Zionist Congress election, they have powerfully demonstrated that Zionism in the United States is not only ...

After eight months documenting an incredible transition of power, and perhaps an even more incredible shift in how power is wielded, we are retiring our US election blog. In September last year we ...

claiming President Donald Trump’s executive orders had threatened the independence of the Federal Election Committee (FEC), a significant — albeit rare — court victory for the president.

Election rules in states like Pennsylvania that often play a pivotal role in determining the outcome of U.S. presidential elections are a particularly sensitive issue.