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Republicans push for stricter election laws, despite scant proof of fraud - Vimarsana News

Republicans push for stricter election laws, despite scant proof of fraud

A new wave of state legislation aimed at tightening election security shows that the issue still animates the Republican Party.

Source: adn.com
Supreme Court race huge - Vimarsana News

Supreme Court race huge

April 4, 2023 marks an important upcoming election for Wisconsin: selecting a new Wisconsin Supreme Court member. The election has gained national attention for the divisive policy opinions surrounding abortion and gerrymandering. In fact, this race has become the most expensive judicial election in the country, with a price tag of over $20 million. The...

Sheboygan County jail working to make voting from jail more accessible - Vimarsana News

Sheboygan County jail working to make voting from jail more accessible

In Wisconsin, local sheriffs are responsible for ensuring people in jail can vote. Here's how it works in Sheboygan County.

Election fraud arrests in Florida: What's next for DeSantis crackdown? - Vimarsana News

Election fraud arrests in Florida: What's next for DeSantis crackdown?

Gov. Ron DeSantis' office said Florida does not criminally pursue voter fraud cases in which "only a voter’s confusion about Amendment 4 led to a violation of law." But what exactly does that mean?

Election fraud arrests in Florida: What's next for DeSantis crackdown? - Vimarsana News

Election fraud arrests in Florida: What's next for DeSantis crackdown?

Gov. Ron DeSantis' office said Florida does not criminally pursue voter fraud cases in which "only a voter’s confusion about Amendment 4 led to a violation of law." But what exactly does that mean?

Source: pnj.com