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North Carolina Gov. Roy Cooper vetoed a sweeping Republican elections bill Thursday that would end a grace period for voting by mail and make new allowances for partisan poll observers.

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A legal challenge in Pennsylvania over the viability of a particular manufacturer's voting system has ended in a settlement that advocates say will boost accountability and transparency by requiring election officials to record and publicly report problems with voting machines.

Among the gop field, and having more sobering counter narrative to the debate. its interesting he backed off the georgia surrender, at least it appears thus far for. because even donald trump knows theres uncertainty with a mugshot, there is uncertainty with the intensity of the environment around surrendering once again. and so donald trump himself i think realized maybe the fire is getting a little too hot. i dont need the chaos as a counter narrative, and so he decided to do the tucker carlso...

Election workers serve on the front lines of American democracy, and Congress must do all it can to ensure they have the critical resources they need to stay safe while administering our elections safely and peacefully.

As Charges Loom in GA, Some Outlets Finally Notice Coffee County Voting System Breach: BradCast 8/14/2023

Almost every county in Colorado received grants to upgrade the physical security at their election offices over the last year.

False claims scorch through social media sites that advocates say fuel election misinformation in communities of color.

Election integrity is vital to the safety and security of our country. Pity that Colorado’s self-labelled “gold standard” elections are now a joke. Manipulating election results is just so much

Local clerks that turned over the vote tabulators and others who analyzed the equipment “were deceived by some of the charged defendants,” according to the special prosecutor.