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Secretary of State Bob Evnen said Nebraskans need to be confident their votes will be counted accurately in 2022, as they were in 2020.

Mesa County Clerk Tina Peters during an livestream interview Saturday said explicitly what she had previously only hinted at — that a Mesa County resident named Gerald Wood was a

Right now, especially as we round up to the november midterms? >> there certainly is, as you mention, theres been a shortage of poll workers in many places around the country. i think that was true in 2020, but it became more true as a result of the kind of threat that we just been talking about. so i think that election officials are eager to have people like remiss -- who wants to help our democracy continue to thrive. and sign up to people workers. . >> shot, for our go back to amanda, i want...

A lawsuit filed against President Biden has shed some light on the shocking extent of collusion between federal agencies and Big Tech in illegal censorship activities online. The lawsuit was [...]

Story at-a-glance: Federal officials in the Biden administration have held secret and illegal censorship meetings with social media companies to suppress Americans’ First Amendment rights to free [...]

A bipartisan bill to fix an election loophole & prevent another insurrection is making its way through Congress and election-lie supporter Sen. Ted Cruz (R-TX) is vehemently against it.

In between 18 to 20 states of Nigeria, there are likely to be locations where it will be impossible for voting to occur safely in 2023.

 Iowa Secretary of State Paul Pate is urging Iowans not to fall victim to election misinformation and disinformation. Instead, voters should turn to t

IGP directed all Police Managers to ensure they are not utilized by political or community actors for any role during the electioneering...

Iowa is one of the top three states in the nation for election administration and we’re going to keep it that way by defending our process against grifters and people