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Northampton Countys Election Commission heard four hours of complaints, explanations, and apologies Wednesday about the Nov. 7 contests.

This story was originally published by Wisconsin Watch.

While workers were counting ballots for primary elections in August, the elections office in King County, Washington, received a suspicious envelope that turned out to contain trace amounts of fentanyl. It happened again this week, and not just in Washington state, where the office was processing ballots from the general election and had to be evacuated. Election offices in at least five states were sent threatening mail, some containing the potentially deadly drug, authorities say.

Clerks offices around Kentuckiana were preparing Monday for what they expect will be good turnout Tuesday.

MyPillow CEO Mike Lindell, one of the leading promoters of false 2020 election fraud claims, is facing pushback from election officials and experts after announcing the rollout of a device that he says can help keep elections secure. Lindell says the wireless monitoring device, which was formally unveiled two weeks ago after Lindell first announced it in August at his so-called Election Crime Bureau Summit, is designed to detect if voting machines are connected to the internet. The MyPillow CE...

Amid AG Kris Kobach's SB 180 lawsuit on gender markers for state-issued ID, transgender Kansans can still vote with their IDs in this year's election.

MyPillow CEO Mike Lindell, one of the leading promoters of false 2020 election fraud claims, is facing pushback from election officials and experts after announcing the rollout of a device that he says can help keep elections secure. Lindell says the wireless monitoring device, which was formally unveiled two weeks ago after Lindell first announced it in August at his so-called Election Crime Bureau Summit, is designed to detect if voting machines are connected to the internet. The MyPillow CEO,

The lawsuit comes after legal challenges in Michigan cited a section of the Constitution in arguing that Trump is ineligible for the primary and general election.

“Despite President Trump’s tremendous popularity, there are people who want to deny Michigan voters the opportunity to express their choice."

Threatening mailers circulated by a right-wing advocacy group in Prince William County that contain misinformation about voting have drawn the ire of residents and election officials.