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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Court upholds Tennessee’s GOP gerrymander, saying lawmakers deserve ‘presumption of good faith’ 

A federal court dismissed a lawsuit challenging a gerrymandered map adopted by Tennessee Republicans that eliminated what was the state’s one Black-majority congressional district, based in Memphis.

North Carolina mailboxes overflow with voter registration warnings after state cut a deal with Trump’s DOJ

Some North Carolina voters only have a week left to ensure they can cast a ballot in the midterms as a result of a shady settlement the state elections board made with Trump’s Justice Department.

Georgia court dismisses lawsuit seeking to block Fulton County absentee ballot drop-off policy

A Georgia judge Thursday dismissed a lawsuit that sought to block a Fulton County absentee ballot drop-off policy.