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The proposal lays out what canvassing boards must consider when trying to figure out what voters were trying to choose

Arizona election officials won’t know for certain what’s on the ballot until July or August, and the length will vary by county - but a second page is likely enough that they’ve already begun testing it.

Election officials in Florida are concerned that the state's new ballot rule violates election laws and could jeopardize their jobs.

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Byrd said the law was needed to hold accountable some 'frequent violators,' because 'when they mess up it disenfranchises a voter.'

Quality Journalism for Critical Times Testimony ended Tuesday morning in a constitutional challenge to a 2023 law imposing restrictions on voter registration organizations. While awaiting a ruling, these groups have stopped signing up new voters ahead of the general election in November. Voter-rights advocates, state officials, political science experts, and canvassers testified in court hearings that started on April 1. […] The post Testimony ends in lawsuit over 2023 law cracking down o...

It seems those who operate outside the traditional two-party system face a daunting set of challenges.

Michael Uram, a maintenance worker at Cleveland-Cliffs, said the loss of the Butler Works plant would have also devastated numerous jobs and job prospects for skilled workers. News of the U.S. Departm...

A 2023 Florida law states voter registration groups that employ non-U.S. citizens can face fines of up to $250,000, while making it a felony for canvassers to collect personal information. The groups say the law could be “fatal” for them, “to the detriment of marginalized voters across the state.”

Groups are suing the state of Florida in a federal courthouse in Tallahassee. Voting violations can bring fines of $50,000 per incident.