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Controversial proposals backed by right-wing “election integrity” groups were summarily tabled by Montana lawmakers following committee hearings that stretched through Saturday.

During the 68th session of the Montana Legislature, a group of state lawmakers has been taking a deep dive into Montana’s election procedures.

The new results indicate Jeffrey Weinstein defeated Steve Clayton by 4 votes. However, Clayton was originally certified as the winner and took office.

HB0047 seeks to codify the Wyoming Secretary of State’s guidelines regarding election system security. It would require proof that a vendor, or the provider of a voting system(s) meet the specified requirements outlined in the bill, the U.S. Election Assistance Commission, and the Wyoming Secretary of State’s office, which would issue a certificate indicating the vendor was in good standing with the state. Issues have come from the Wyoming County Clerk's Association, who have concerns a...

County officials plan to divvy up Conewago Township into three voting precincts, from its current two.

There were questions about the hackable voting machines. That question of hackability is still a question never answered.

A Superior Court judge will hear a motion to recount and recheck some voting machines in Monmouth County this morning after software failures by the

Still deciding if he will grant a controversial recount request in Monmouth County after a software failure caused votes in four municipalities to be

Local Republicans say the electronic voting system being used may have counted more votes than were actually cast in the 2022 election, despite the Dallas County Elections Department’s saying that is not the case.

The California county has terminated its use of Dominion Voting Systems over widely debunked claims of mass voter fraud. The state only has three voting systems it allows its counties to use and it is unclear which one Shasta will select.