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January 26, 2024
State Rep. Duchow says "Unfortunately during COVID, the clerks in Madison and Milwaukee told their constituents that they were actually indefinitely confined and did not have to come and vote, which was incorrect." The claim has merit, but comes with a caveat.
January 26, 2024
A nonpartisan election integrity group has released a report detailing 14 things states need to address in order to ensure that voting is secure leading up to November.
November 20, 2023
Yes, this is the same Eighth Circuit thatsย loaded with Republican appointees.
August 25, 2023
Atlanta will use signature matching to verify petitions on whether to build a police training center called โCop City."
August 24, 2023
Atlanta will use signature matching to verify petitions on whether to build a police training center called โCop City."
August 15, 2023
FIRST ON FOX: Wyoming's Republican secretary of state is sounding the alarm over potential vulnerabilities of his state's election system to the influence of outside private groups, including groups that take funding from a Swiss billionaire known for spreading political influence in the United States. "I am writing to warn and caution against any attempts
August 14, 2023
Wyoming's Republican Secretary of State sent a letter to election officials to warn them of the dangers posed by outside liberal groups influencing elections with foreign money.
April 4, 2023
Democrats hope if Janet Protasiewicz defeats Dan Kelly, past conservative decisions lacking a clear rationale will be easier for a liberal court to overturn
March 31, 2023
Democrats hope if Janet Protasiewicz defeats Dan Kelly, past conservative decisions lacking a clear rationale will be easier for a liberal court to overturn.
March 30, 2023
By Matthew DeFour / Wisconsin Watch, Wisconsin Watch March 29, 2023 The Wisconsin Supreme Court is more divided than ever. Last year, the court issued