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When one Oklahoma candidate tried to sue an out-of-state dark money group that sent mailers accusing him of abusing animals and women before the 2022 Republican primary, he couldn’t even

HARRISBURG — Former Pennsylvania Secretary of the Commonwealth Kathy Boockvar – who played a key role in the contentious 2020 election, but later resigned over an unrelated advertising error –

The still-present possibility of a government shutdown adds yet another layer of uncertainty to planning for the 2024 elections. 

Under increased scrutiny and even attack, election workers are leaving their jobs in record numbers. For those who stay, resources are being offered to help preserve their mental wellness.

Lane Countys elections office was recognized by the National Association of Election Officials for its efforts to ensure security and integrity in its elections, the county said.

Keeping election workers and voters safe in a politically charged environment is an expensive challenge. Federal resources are available, and local election officials should take advantage of them now to get ready for 2024.

The Student Experience Research Network sounds innocuous enough. The organization says it exists to "advance the research, relationships, and capacity necessary to build an education system in which every student experiences respect as a valued person and thinker."

Craig Latimer was first elected in 2012 after serving as the supervisor’s chief of staff.

NC Senate Bill 747 would make significant changes to how people vote in North Carolina and opponents of the proposal are alarmed.

Both Senate Bill 747 and 749 will be considered soon by full Senate. securely. The Commission on the Future of Elections is a partnership between the NC Network for Fair, Safe & Secure Elections and Catawba College in Salisbury.