Daily News

Tuesday January 12, 2021

• National News
  National News Supreme Court won’t fast-track challenges to election results Supreme Court won’t fast-track challenges to election results

  National News Dominion lawsuit could be just start of legal action against president's allies Dominion lawsuit could be just start of legal action against president's allies

  National News False fraud claims fanned Capitol riot. Now they're fueling GOP efforts to restrict voting. False fraud claims fanned Capitol riot. Now they're fueling GOP efforts to restrict voting.

  National News How conservative media stoked baseless election-fraud claims that motivated D.C. rioters How conservative media stoked baseless election-fraud claims that motivated D.C. rioters

  National News Talk-radio owner orders conservative hosts to temper election fraud rhetoric Talk-radio owner orders conservative hosts to temper election fraud rhetoric
• CO
  Colorado CU Boulder visiting professor defends election fraud claims while criticism mounts CU Boulder visiting professor defends election fraud claims while criticism mounts
• FL
  Florida Back to the polls: Four municipalities to hold elections in March Back to the polls: Four municipalities to hold elections in March
• GA
  Georgia Supreme Court declines to expedite hearings on election cases, including two focused on Georgia Supreme Court declines to expedite hearings on election cases, including two focused on Georgia

  Georgia Kemp: Photo ID requirements for absentee ballots ‘front and center’ this year Kemp: Photo ID requirements for absentee ballots ‘front and center’ this year

  Georgia Richmond County approves 140 provisional ballots for Senate runoff Richmond County approves 140 provisional ballots for Senate runoff

  Georgia Lawmakers Prepare to Continue The Debate Over Election Reform in New Legislative Session Lawmakers Prepare to Continue The Debate Over Election Reform in New Legislative Session

  Georgia Chatham Co. BOE meets to discuss allegations against former board member, runoff election results Chatham Co. BOE meets to discuss allegations against former board member, runoff election results
• IN
  Indiana Pfaff announces 2021 legislative priorities Pfaff announces 2021 legislative priorities
• KS
  Kansas Voting Centers could make debut in Sedgwick County first, but not for quite some time Voting Centers could make debut in Sedgwick County first, but not for quite some time
• MA
  Massachusetts Top elections official backs plan to skip special election for Boston mayor Top elections official backs plan to skip special election for Boston mayor
• MI
  Michigan Michigan AG claims wins in ongoing presidential election fraud cases Michigan AG claims wins in ongoing presidential election fraud cases

  Michigan Judge: Release the names of Antrim County forensic experts Judge: Release the names of Antrim County forensic experts

  Michigan Michigan to begin statewide risk-limiting audit of 2020 general election Michigan to begin statewide risk-limiting audit of 2020 general election
• MN
  Minnesota Senator Newman introduces bill to require photo identification when voting Senator Newman introduces bill to require photo identification when voting
• MO
  Missouri St. Charles County tossed over 1,000 ballots in November St. Charles County tossed over 1,000 ballots in November
• NV
  Nevada Nevada secretary of State issues call to respect election results Nevada secretary of State issues call to respect election results
• NJ
  New Jersey Buggy software, hardware thwart NJ efforts for early voting Buggy software, hardware thwart NJ efforts for early voting
• NM
  New Mexico President asks to drop voting allegations in New Mexico, for now President asks to drop voting allegations in New Mexico, for now

  New Mexico Secretary of State Responds To Trump Campaign’s Withdrawal Of Election Lawsuit Secretary of State Responds To Trump Campaign’s Withdrawal Of Election Lawsuit
• NY
  New York Cuomo pushes plan to ease voting in New York Cuomo pushes plan to ease voting in New York

  New York New York Senate Moves to Bolster Absentee Voting New York Senate Moves to Bolster Absentee Voting

  New York 700 votes were tossed in Oneida County. Officials ignored state law in latest mess up 700 votes were tossed in Oneida County. Officials ignored state law in latest mess up

  New York Senate passes nine election reform measures to start 2021 session Senate passes nine election reform measures to start 2021 session

  New York Oswego County Board of Elections closed by COVID exposure Oswego County Board of Elections closed by COVID exposure
• NC
  North Carolina Despite More Absentee Ballots, NC’s 2020 Election Had Lower Rejection Rate Despite More Absentee Ballots, NC’s 2020 Election Had Lower Rejection Rate
• PA
  Pennsylvania Supreme Court denies fast-track hearings for remaining GOP challenges to Pa. election results Supreme Court denies fast-track hearings for remaining GOP challenges to Pa. election results

  Pennsylvania Despite Supreme Court action, congressman still wants mail-in voting gone, lawyer says Despite Supreme Court action, congressman still wants mail-in voting gone, lawyer says

  Pennsylvania Philly Republican Al Schmidt won’t run for reelection in 2023 — but he’s not ‘capitulating to the psychological terrorists’ Philly Republican Al Schmidt won’t run for reelection in 2023 — but he’s not ‘capitulating to the psychological terrorists’
• RI
  Rhode Island Gorbea Outlines March 2 Statewide Special Election Details Gorbea Outlines March 2 Statewide Special Election Details
• SC
  South Carolina Florence County election office now open for voting Florence County election office now open for voting
• TX
  Texas League of Women Voters of Texas recognizes Navarro County Elections staff League of Women Voters of Texas recognizes Navarro County Elections staff

  Texas Supreme Court Rebuffs Bid for Universal Vote-by-Mail in Texas Supreme Court Rebuffs Bid for Universal Vote-by-Mail in Texas

  Texas Four years ago, Texas Republicans were the most likely to use mail-in voting. Here’s how that flipped in the last election. Four years ago, Texas Republicans were the most likely to use mail-in voting. Here’s how that flipped in the last election.
• VA
  Virginia Virginia Democrats push to end constitutional rule stripping felons of voting rights Virginia Democrats push to end constitutional rule stripping felons of voting rights
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