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Bills would require North Dakota school board candidates to file campaign finance reports - Vimarsana News

Bills would require North Dakota school board candidates to file campaign finance reports

Candidates running in school districts with total enrollment of fewer than 750 students would be exempt from reporting requirement.

Bills would require North Dakota school board candidates to file campaign finance reports - Vimarsana News

Bills would require North Dakota school board candidates to file campaign finance reports

Candidates running in school districts with total enrollment of fewer than 750 students would be exempt from reporting requirement.

Davidson County Election Commission trying for more transparency - Vimarsana News

Davidson County Election Commission trying for more transparency

On Tuesday night there is an Election Integrity Seminar to give a hands-on and behind-the-scenes look at how the votes are counted.

Pro-Trump group gathers intel for its war on voting machines - Vimarsana News

Pro-Trump group gathers intel for its war on voting machines

A special report by Reuters looks at prominent allies of former U.S. President Donald Trump who promote stolen-election conspiracy theories and fuel a campaign to promote the Trump-backed agenda of eliminating electronic voting machines and returning to hand-counted paper ballots.

Source: ctvnews.ca
Special report: Pro-Trump group gathers intel for its war on voting machines - Vimarsana News

Special report: Pro-Trump group gathers intel for its war on voting machines

Election officials and experts overwhelmingly say that getting rid of voting machines would make elections more vulnerable to fraud and error; officials who took the surveys consistently rejected the idea of hand-counted paper ballots.