Lawsuit: The Dead Still Live On Michigan’s Dirty Voter Rolls

The Public Interest Legal Foundation wants the Supreme Court to clarify what a 'reasonable effort' means in voter list maintenance.

Amid Charlie Kirk Assassination, Voter Intimidation Case Underscores The Left’s Violent Attempts To Silence Conservatives

“If the targets had been Democrats, there’d be arrests by now. This double standard is unacceptable," PILF's J. Christian Adams said.

Alabama’s Voter List Costs More Than A New Car

The Cotton State’s hefty price tag on election transparency — the highest in the nation — is not only wrong, it’s illegal, according to PILF.

‘Riddled With Errors,’ Dirty Voter Rolls Pose Growing Threat To Election Integrity

From Alaska to Maine, election integrity watchdogs warn of duplicate registrations, noncitizens, and the dead muddying voter files.

Messy New Jersey Voter Rolls Have More Than 32,000 ‘Questionable’ Voter Records, Report Says

After reviewing New Jersey’s voter roll, PILF found an “urgent need for improved list maintenance practice.”

New Election 2024 Report Raises ‘Serious Questions About The Health Of Michigan’s Elections’

While media outlets pushed unfounded fears of Election Day threats, they disregarded the integrity threats of liberal third-party groups.

Leftist Nonprofit Tries To Smear Election Integrity Efforts With ‘Hocus-Pocus’ Study

The CEO of a leftist group claims conservatives funded 'election deniers and anti-voting rights organizations,' citing a questionable study.

Watchdog To DOJ: Investigate Oregon For Destroying Voter Records

The Civil Rights Act of 1960 requires election officials to 'retain and preserve' voter roll maintenance documents for 22 months and produce them 'upon demand.'

Lawsuit: Oregon SOS Destroyed ERIC Records Showing Wrongfully-Removed Voters

A legal group is suing the Oregon secretary of state, claiming the office destroyed records showing voters inaccurately flagged for removal.

Leftist New Mexico Secretary Of State Settles Lawsuit In ‘Win For Election Transparency’

State elections officials had planned to charge PILF $5,000 for voter records. After the settlement, the fee is $600.