Page 39 - All Voting News Today

By Steve Contorno and Fredreka Schouten, CNN Florida could become the first state in the country with a dedicated police force to investigate election

A live TV news station covering breaking news and traffic for Colorado Springs, Pueblo, and Southern Colorado with a strong investigative team

By Fredreka Schouten, CNN A few months ago, two women showed up at Steve Snell's home in southern Pennsylvania with questions for his 89-year-old

A group is launching a petition effort to demand a forensic audit of the presidential election and set up criteria that would trigger future audits.

Voting rights activists say the country has not fully awakened to the threat

People who are in jail, and havent been convicted of a crime, can still vote. Roughly 50 people did in 2020, but many in jail dont know they could be eligible to vote.

People who are in jail, and havent been convicted of a crime, can still vote. Roughly 50 people did in 2020, but many in jail dont know they could be eligible to vote.

People who are in jail, and havent been convicted of a crime, can still vote. Roughly 50 people did in 2020, but many in jail dont know they could be eligible to vote.

People who are in jail, and havent been convicted of a crime, can still vote. Roughly 50 people did in 2020, but many in jail dont know they could be eligible to vote.

People who are in jail, and havent been convicted of a crime, can still vote. Roughly 50 people did in 2020, but many in jail dont know they could be eligible to vote.