Two members of the Georgia State Election Board say their executive director sent unauthorized letters to the Trump administration.

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The records were released in response to a lawsuit Reporters Committee attorneys filed on behalf of the AP.

Missouri election officials say switching congressional maps was manageable. The real risk came from prolonged uncertainty as voting drew closer.

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A statistical model claims there were enough fraudulent votes in 2024 to cast doubt on Trump’s win in Pennsylvania. Experts say the model is fundamentally flawed.

A statistical model claims there were enough fraudulent votes in 2024 to cast doubt on Trump’s win in Pennsylvania. Experts say the model is fundamentally flawed.

A statistical model claims there were enough fraudulent votes in 2024 to cast doubt on Trump’s win in Pennsylvania. Experts say the model is fundamentally flawed.

How Democratic consultants, committees, and party leaders built a fundraising spam pipeline that funnels money from a captive pool of elderly donors into their own operations.

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Months before the midterms, the only federal agency dedicated solely to election administration is now unable to do anything.

The letters threaten criminal liability, but election officials and experts say they look more like political pressure than prosecution.

The letters threaten criminal liability, but election officials and experts say they look more like political pressure than prosecution.

In his first comments since the apparent collapse of the plan, the president was less definitive than acting attorney general Todd Blanche was a day earlier.

The 2026 midterms will determine who will oversee the 2028 presidential election in 29 states.