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Cobb County elections department selects new director - Vimarsana News

Cobb County elections department selects new director

The Cobb County Board of Elections and Registration has hired a new Elections Director to take over the county’s operations.

Source: yahoo.com
Wisconsin Republicans fire state's top election official following conspiracy-filled hearing - Vimarsana News

Wisconsin Republicans fire state's top election official following conspiracy-filled hearing

The state’s attorney general is suing after bogus 2020 claims continue to animate GOP election threats

Source: aol.com
Wisconsin Republicans fire state's top election official following conspiracy-filled hearing - Vimarsana News

Wisconsin Republicans fire state's top election official following conspiracy-filled hearing

The state’s attorney general is suing after bogus 2020 claims continue to animate GOP election threats

Source: yahoo.com
Commentary: Nearly every battleground state is at risk of election denialism interfering in 2024 - Vimarsana News

Commentary: Nearly every battleground state is at risk of election denialism interfering in 2024

Former President Donald Trump is campaigning for re-election. Disinformation continues to run rampant on social media. Large portions of the country still doubt valid election results. Sound familiar? Signs point

Faster postal service linked to better voter - Vimarsana News

Faster postal service linked to better voter

A more efficient U.S. Postal Service can increase voter turnout in all states regardless of their mail voting laws, according to a Washington State University study. WSU researcher Michael Ritter analyzed election data from 2012 through 2020, when the pandemic encouraged many more people than usual to vote by mail. He found that in general more accessible mail voting laws, such as universal mail-in voting and no-excuse mail voting, increased the probability that individuals would vote. Restrictive laws, such as requiring a witness’s signature or identification for mail-in ballots, had a nega...