The 9th Circuit Court of Appeals rejected arguments by three organizations that a 2022 election law could inadvertently make felons out of volunteers who register people to vote.
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- Luc Cohen Reuters
The Trump administration has suffered 21 court losses this year in efforts to obtain state voter rolls, with judges ruling states are not mandated to share records under federal law.
- Howard Fischer
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The five key provisions in Proposition 144 should be offered to voters on their own, says a legal challenge to the measure.
- Stephen Richer For the Arizona Republic
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- Loyal M Johnson Jr, Oro Valley
New Jersey Governor Mikie Sherrill acknowledged that nearly 6,600 non-citizens were registered to vote and at least 400 actually did. Homeland…
- Katie O'Shaughnessy and Kyle Sekenski Cronkite News Service
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The Trump administration’s homeland security chief threatened state and local election officials with jail time earlier this month if they kno…
- Howard Fischer
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A judge ruled Arizona voters can consider a bundled election-law amendment covering voter ID, citizenship, ballot counting and foreign spending, though an appeal is pending.
- Loyal M Johnson Jr, Oro Valley
New Jersey just discovered that 6,600 illegal aliens were registered to vote and 400 actually did. But obviously, there is no voter fraud. If …
- Bo Erickson Reuters
MARIETTA, Ga. — President Donald Trump rallied supporters Wednesday in Georgia by pressing for stricter nationwide voting requirements, leanin…
U of A’s fall enrollment down more than 20%, sources say