New York’s Top Court Upholds Pro-Voting Absentee Ballot Law
The New York Court of Appeals, the state’s highest court, upheld a state law that will streamline the way election officials count absentee ballots.
Election Administration
Republicans’ Attempt to Block Biden’s Voting Access Executive Order Fails
A federal judge rejected Republican state officials’ request to block President Joe Biden’s executive order that expanded voting access.
It’s Here: What to Know for Election Day and Beyond
The election is a week away. But millions of ballots have already been cast. Here’s what you should know as you head to the polls.
Pennsylvania Luzerne County Mail-in Ballot and Voter Registration Application Processing Challenge
Walsh v. Luzerne County
Lawsuit filed by Republican candidate for Pennsylvania’s 117th House District, Jamie Walsh, against Luzerne County, Luzerne County Bureau of Elections and Luzerne County Board of Elections and Registration challenging the county’s delay in processing mail-in ballot and voter registration applications for the November 2024 general election. In Pennsylvania, individuals must submit their voter registration applications […]
Deadline Extended in Two Pennsylvania Counties to Apply In Person for a Mail-in Ballot
Pennsylvania courts extended the deadline for voters to apply for and receive mail-in ballots at election offices in two counties on Wednesday.
Pennsylvania Bucks County On-Demand Mail-in Ballot Application Issues Lawsuit
Donald J. Trump for President 2024, Inc v. Bucks County Board of Elections
Lawsuit filed by Donald J. Trump for President 2024, Republican National Committee (RNC), Republican Party of Pennsylvania, Republican candidate for U.S. Senate David McCormick and Friends of Dave Campaign against the Bucks County Board of Elections and its members seeking to extend Bucks County’s deadline for in-person mail-in ballot applications.
What Happens to the Hundreds of Ballots Affected by Recent Drop Box Fires
Hundreds of ballots in Washington and a few in Oregon were destroyed by drop box fires on Monday — nearly a week before Election Day.
Federal Judge Dismisses Part of Right-Wing Lawsuit Seeking To Purge Illinois Voters
A federal judge partially dismissed a lawsuit led by the right-wing group Judicial Watch seeking to gain access to Illinois voter registration records and remove allegedly ineligible individuals from the rolls.
USPS: Voters Should Mail Ballots By Tuesday For Delivery By Election Day
The U.S. Postal Service (USPS) told voters in a release Monday that if their mail-in ballots must be delivered by Election Day, they should mail them by Tuesday, Oct. 29.
Arizona Supreme Court Says Pinal County Voters Must Cast Ballot at Correct Precinct
On Friday, the Arizona Supreme Court affirmed a lower court ruling prohibiting out-of-precinct voters in Pinal County from casting ballots. Pinal County voters must go to the correct precinct this November to vote.