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Hundreds of election-related bills have already been filed by state lawmakers as elections continue to draw scrutiny.

Recounts, contests drag out elections and show evolution of the movement.

Congress overhauled the Electoral Count Act and set aside some money for elections, but didn’t meet the need.

The vote counting is over and the lawsuits over the results are mostly over with. But there are some outstanding questions about what happened in one county after a recount was completed there. 

Votebeat’s reporters will cover how threats to elections affect local races, red counties, and resources.

The outcome in Moore v. Harper may not bring the broad consequences for elections that observers fear.

Election deniers confronted the Maricopa County Board of Supervisors in an effort to stop the certification of the midterm elections.

Nov. 28 was the legal deadline for all 15 of Arizona’s counties to certify the results of the November elections. Normally, it’s a rather uneventful part of the elections process, but not this year.

Why can’t Arizona count ballots as quickly as Florida? In the last few days, this has become a common refrain

A slew of high-profile races around the country are still too close to call.