DOJ is 0-23 in court, so now it’s sending 1,000 monitors to the polls

Donald Trump's Justice Department took a major step toward subverting elections this fall.

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Montana court blocks onerous mail voting law that caused thousands of rejected absentee ballots last year

The mail voting measure led to nearly 3,000 mail ballots getting rejected in the Nov. 2025 election, in a state where 80% of voters vote absentee.

Judge to rule on Trump’s bid to create voter eligibility lists before midterms

A federal judge in Maryland is set to rule on President Donald Trump's effort to use vast amounts of Americans' personal data to create state-by-state lists of people eligible to vote in federal elections, including the…

Tarrant County voters sue to block GOP polling site cuts targeting minority communities

Tarrant County voters filed an emergency lawsuit Friday accusing Republican county officials of intentionally making it harder for Black and Hispanic residents to vote by eliminating dozens of Election Day polling places.