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Touch-screen voting machines are now permitted across New York after the state elections board voted to allow counties to purchase new systems last week, an update to traditional voter-marked paper ballots. The updates have been met with backlash from some Republican counties in the state. On Monday, Chautauqua County GOP election officials announced that they

Rick Hills lawsuit sought $44.7 billion and contained rambling allegations of rigged elections, sought to decertify the 2020 and 2022 elections and challenged passage of the gambling referendum.

Hinds County Supervisor David Archie blames his defeat on voter machine manipulation.

DETROIT — Lawyers Matt DePerno and Stefanie Lambert gained the spotlight and fundraising dollars by touting their efforts to investigate voting machines, but a special prosecutor and a citizens grand

WILKES-BARRE — Two vendors of electronic poll book systems demonstrated their products to curious members of the public and Luzerne County officials at the county courthouse on Thursday.

Approximately 50 Luzerne County residents, poll workers, officials and candidates visited the county courthouse Thursday night to examine two options for new…

New York counties and New York City may now use a touchscreen voting machine that opponents warn against and its maker insists is secure and reliable.

WILKES-BARRE — Two vendors of electronic poll book systems demonstrated their products to curious members of the public and Luzerne County officials at the county courthouse on Thursday.

An Election Night mistake by a GOP clerk in northern Michigan ignited a global conspiracy theory and claims that Trump loyalists confiscated and examined voting machines in a quixotic bid to prove the 2020 election was rigged.

CONCORD — Three companies demonstrated their ballot counting machines for state and local election officials on Wednesday, hoping to be chosen to replace the aging AccuVote machines used in communities