5 Ways California’s Month-Long Vote Counting Process Invites Fraud

What's the deal with California's process that has conveniently flipped two key House seats in Democrats favor weeks after the election?

Michigan Judge Shuts Down Secretary Of State’s Lax Ballot Signature Guidance For Good

[rebelmouse-proxy-image https://thefederalist.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/07/Screenshot-2024-07-31-at-1.08.09 PM-1200x675.png crop_info="%7B%22image%22%3A%20%22https%3A//thefederalist.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/07/Screenshot-2024-07-31-at-1.08.09%5Cu202fPM-1200x675.png%22%7D" expand=1]The ruling ensures that Michigan clerks will no longer be instructed to presume that signatures on absentee ballot envelopes are valid.

Judge: Michigan Secretary Of State’s Lax Ballot Signature Guidance Is Unconstitutional

The court found that the state constitution 'calls for a signature comparison without making any presumption for or against validity.'

Judge Orders Redo Of 2022 Judicial Race In Texas After More Than 1,400 Illegal Votes Cast

A judge ordered that a 2022 Texas judicial election must be redone after finding more than a thousand illegal ballots were cast.

A Democrat Bill To Process Mail Ballots Before Election Day Is Headed To Pennsylvania’s GOP-Run Senate

State Sen. Cris Dush told The Federalist the bill's provisions would endanger 'honest, transparent and secure elections.'

Voters — And One Alleged Signature Gatherer — Say Their Names Were Forged For Arizona Candidate

At least four voters say their signatures were forged, and now a man listed as one of the signature gatherers claims his name was also forged.

Arizona Secretary Of State Shrugs Off Election Problems As Lawsuit Highlights 2022 Failures

Fontes dismissed concerns about Arizona's election administration, but a new lawsuit alleges widespread failures.

Court: Democrats Have No Evidence Florida’s Voter Registration Process Is Illegal

A district court judge dismissed a lawsuit filed by leftist groups falsely claiming Florida's voter registration process violates federal law.

Court: Arizona’s Sloppy Ballot Signature Verification Guidance ‘Contradicts The Plain Language’ Of State Law

An Arizona court found on Friday that ballot signature verification guidance issued by the secretary of state's office does "not have the force of law."

After Mail-In Midterm Mess, Gov. Lombardo Backs Bill To Restore Integrity To Nevada’s Election System

Lombardo threw his support behind SB 405, which would implement voter ID requirements and commonsense reforms to Nevada’s unsupervised mail-in voting system.