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The secretary of the U.S. Department of Homeland Security told the country’s top election leaders this week it is collaborating with the Department of Justice to investigate the torrent of intimidation and threats hurled against election administrators, as those leaders work at full sprint to secure the midterms and protect this year’s vote.

The secretary of the U.S. Department of Homeland Security told the country’s top election leaders this week it is collaborating with the Department of Justice to investigate the torrent of intimidation and threats hurled against election administrators, as those leaders work at full sprint to secure the midterms and protect this year’s vote.

A controversial proposal to significantly limit mail-in absentee voting in Indiana no longer is included in elections-related legislation headed to the governors desk.

At a time when threats are growing, systems are aging and public confidence in the voting process is falling to record lows, Congress should do its part and assist state and local governments in securing our elections.

Fifteen months after the 2020 election, officials in local and statewide offices continue to labor over records requests from citizen activists who believe the election was stolen or fear that future elections could be tampered with.

State auditors say Michigan’s elections bureau does a sufficient job overall in maintaining the integrity of the voter database, conducting post-election audits and training local clerks — with some exceptions.

Russia used its democracy-dismantling playbook in Ukraine before unleashing it in the U.S.

Commentary In 2020, government election offices across Missouri received millions of dollars from a billionaire who resides far ...

The secretary of the U.S. Department of Homeland Security told the country’s top election leaders this week it is collaborating with the Department of Justice to investigate the torrent of intimidation and threats hurled against election administrators, as those leaders work at full sprint to secure the midterms and protect this year’s vote.

The secretary of the U.S. Department of Homeland Security told the country’s top election leaders this week it is collaborating with the Department of Justice to investigate the torrent of intimidation and threats hurled against election administrators, as those leaders work at full sprint to secure the midterms and protect this year’s vote.