Judge Allows Elon Musk PAC’s $1M Swing State Giveaway To Continue
Tech billionaire Elon Musk and his PAC can continue running their $1 million sweepstakes for swing-state voters in Pennsylvania, a judge ruled.
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Georgia Supreme Court Cancels Deadline Extension for Cobb County Voters Who Received Ballots Late
The Georgia Supreme Court paused a lower court decision extending the ballot receipt deadline for over 3,000 Cobb County voters who received late ballots. The county may only count ballots that are received by 7 p.m. on Election Day — the deadline under existing state law.
RNC Pressures Texas to Halt Counting of Late Mail Ballots, Citing 5th Circuit Decision
The RNC urged Texas election officials to halt a plan to count ballots received after Election Day, citing a 5th Circuit decision.
2024 Is Already The Most Litigated Election On Record
More than 280 voting-related lawsuits have been filed in the 2023-2024 election cycle.
Federal Judge Denies Right-Wing Org’s Request to Purge 277,000 Pennsylvania Voters
A federal judge rejected a right-wing organization’s request to remove a quarter of a million allegedly ineligible individuals from Pennsylvania’s voter rolls on the eve of tomorrow’s election.
Judge Allows Iowa to Continue Challenging Voters
A federal judge denied a request to block Iowa election officials from challenging the eligibility of alleged noncitizens on the state’s voter rolls.
Pennsylvania County Election Board Rejects Hundreds of Challenges to Mail-in Ballots
The Chester County Board of Elections in Pennsylvania unanimously rejected more than 200 right-wing challenges to mail-in ballot applications during a hearing on Friday.
Georgia Judge Rejects GOP Request to Close Fulton County’s Ballot Return Sites
A judge rejected a request on Saturday from the Georgia Republican Party to shut down absentee ballot return sites open this weekend in Fulton County.
Judge Denies Right-Wing Request to Purge 1.2 Million Arizona Voters
A federal judge rejected a right-wing request on Friday to order the removal of 1.2 million allegedly ineligible voters from the Arizona voter rolls just four days before the election.
SCOTUS Allows Pennsylvania To Count Provisional Ballots From Voters Who Submit “Naked” Mail-in Ballots
In a unanimous order, the U.S. Supreme Court denied the Republican National Committee’s (RNC) request to halt a recent decision from Pennsylvania’s highest court allowing voters in the swing state to cast provisional ballots on Election Day if their mail-in ballots are disqualified due to a technical mistake.