Daily News

Thursday August 29, 2024

• National News
  National News Lawsuits Fly Over Election Rules and Who Gets to Vote Lawsuits Fly Over Election Rules and Who Gets to Vote

  National News In some states, having a guardian means not having a vote In some states, having a guardian means not having a vote

  National News Five, possibly six, states will vote on ranked-choice voting measures this fall—the most ever in a single year Five, possibly six, states will vote on ranked-choice voting measures this fall—the most ever in a single year

  National News Female election workers face growing threats as disinformation flourishes Female election workers face growing threats as disinformation flourishes
• AL
  Alabama Poll workers needed in Lee and Russell counties as election day approaches Poll workers needed in Lee and Russell counties as election day approaches
• AZ
  Arizona Supreme Court lets legislature’s description of ‘open primaries’ measure stand Supreme Court lets legislature’s description of ‘open primaries’ measure stand

  Arizona Secretary of State Adrian Fontes responds to Arizona voting rights Secretary of State Adrian Fontes responds to Arizona voting rights

  Arizona How Arizona’s Maricopa County Became the Battleground for Election Conspiracies How Arizona’s Maricopa County Became the Battleground for Election Conspiracies
• AR
  Arkansas Arkansas election board plans to tout 100% accuracy from voting machines, as found in audit Arkansas election board plans to tout 100% accuracy from voting machines, as found in audit

  Arkansas Arkansas sees significant uptick in voter registration ahead of 2024 election Arkansas sees significant uptick in voter registration ahead of 2024 election

  Arkansas Fayetteville School District student prevails in ‘I Voted’ sticker contest for Washington County Fayetteville School District student prevails in ‘I Voted’ sticker contest for Washington County
• CO
  Colorado On Native Land, a New Push to Expand Voting Meets the Long Tail of State Violence On Native Land, a New Push to Expand Voting Meets the Long Tail of State Violence

  Colorado If deepfakes and other misinformation target Colorado voters, election officials have a plan to respond If deepfakes and other misinformation target Colorado voters, election officials have a plan to respond
• FL
  Florida Manatee elections office confirms 4 workers gone; voters concerned Manatee elections office confirms 4 workers gone; voters concerned

  Florida Santa Rosa Republicans call for forensic audit after minor glitches on election sites Santa Rosa Republicans call for forensic audit after minor glitches on election sites
• GA
  Georgia Rare criminal charges brought in Georgia double-voting cases Rare criminal charges brought in Georgia double-voting cases
• IL
  Illinois Community groups ramp up voter registration efforts in Chicago's Chinatown, suburbs Community groups ramp up voter registration efforts in Chicago's Chinatown, suburbs
• KS
  Kansas Kansas certifies 2024 primary, which had one of the lowest turnout rates in years Kansas certifies 2024 primary, which had one of the lowest turnout rates in years
• MD
  Maryland Carroll lawmakers push to pass law requiring proof of citizenship when registering to vote Carroll lawmakers push to pass law requiring proof of citizenship when registering to vote
• MA
  Massachusetts How to access ballot drop box due to construction at Pittsfield City Hall parking lot How to access ballot drop box due to construction at Pittsfield City Hall parking lot

  Massachusetts Slow start in Attleboro area to early in-person and mail-in voting for primary Slow start in Attleboro area to early in-person and mail-in voting for primary
• MI
  Michigan Michigan Supreme Court largely upholds Benson's poll challenger guidance Michigan Supreme Court largely upholds Benson's poll challenger guidance

  Michigan With lifted spirits, Black Michiganders took their souls to the polls With lifted spirits, Black Michiganders took their souls to the polls
• MS
  Mississippi Lawmakers hold joint hearing on early voting, online voter registration Lawmakers hold joint hearing on early voting, online voter registration

  Mississippi Community leaders discuss felony voting rights in Mississippi Community leaders discuss felony voting rights in Mississippi
• NE
  Nebraska Nebraska Supreme Court hears case for restoring voting rights to people with felony convictions Nebraska Supreme Court hears case for restoring voting rights to people with felony convictions

  Nebraska Nebraska spars with ACLU over felon voting rights Nebraska spars with ACLU over felon voting rights
• NM
  New Mexico New Mexican voter’s information is publicly online again New Mexican voter’s information is publicly online again
• NY
  New York Election worker charged with taking kickbacks for polling place jobs Election worker charged with taking kickbacks for polling place jobs

  New York Bronx GOP official made poll workers pay her to get the gigs, prosecutors say Bronx GOP official made poll workers pay her to get the gigs, prosecutors say

  New York Expect voting lines to be shorter with New York court's mail-in ballot decision Expect voting lines to be shorter with New York court's mail-in ballot decision

  New York John applauds election security training John applauds election security training
• NC
  North Carolina Triad election officials advise avoiding misleading voter registration messages Triad election officials advise avoiding misleading voter registration messages
• ND
  North Dakota Ensuring North Dakota’s elections are secure Ensuring North Dakota’s elections are secure
• OH
  Ohio Absentee ballot applications are being mailed out to Ohio voters: Here's what you need to know Absentee ballot applications are being mailed out to Ohio voters: Here's what you need to know

  Ohio Absentee ballot application mailer sent to Ashland voters not ‘bogus’ despite error Absentee ballot application mailer sent to Ashland voters not ‘bogus’ despite error
• PA
  Pennsylvania Lawmakers Laud Centre County Jail’s Voting Access Policy Lawmakers Laud Centre County Jail’s Voting Access Policy

  Pennsylvania Many in Pa.’s county jails can vote but don’t know that. Voting rights advocates look to help Many in Pa.’s county jails can vote but don’t know that. Voting rights advocates look to help

  Pennsylvania Pa. secretary of state visits Washington, Greene elections offices Pa. secretary of state visits Washington, Greene elections offices

  Pennsylvania Trump warns of ‘massive fraud’ with mail-in ballots as campaign urges Pa. voters to use them Trump warns of ‘massive fraud’ with mail-in ballots as campaign urges Pa. voters to use them

  Pennsylvania Lawmaker wants return to previous way of tracking Pa. vote totals Lawmaker wants return to previous way of tracking Pa. vote totals

  Pennsylvania Getting voters ready for Election Day Getting voters ready for Election Day

  Pennsylvania Election officials in Lackawanna County focus on voter integrity Election officials in Lackawanna County focus on voter integrity

  Pennsylvania County commissioners to consider moving Concord Township precinct County commissioners to consider moving Concord Township precinct
• RI
  Rhode Island Election interference complaint lodged against incumbent in Providence legislative primary Election interference complaint lodged against incumbent in Providence legislative primary
• SC
  South Carolina Nine student entries reach finals in ‘I voted’ sticker contest Nine student entries reach finals in ‘I voted’ sticker contest
• TX
  Texas Why is Texas AG Ken Paxton under fire? Voter registration crackdown in Texas explained. Why is Texas AG Ken Paxton under fire? Voter registration crackdown in Texas explained.

  Texas Voting Rights Leaders Step Up Election Initiatives After Texas Raids Voting Rights Leaders Step Up Election Initiatives After Texas Raids

  Texas Ken Paxton’s vote harvesting investigation in South Texas renews questions over politiqueras Ken Paxton’s vote harvesting investigation in South Texas renews questions over politiqueras

  Texas Texas AG launches illegal voting tipline; some experts say evidence doesn't support widespread voter fraud Texas AG launches illegal voting tipline; some experts say evidence doesn't support widespread voter fraud

  Texas Election official reacts after Gov. Greg Abbott announces voters removed from voter rolls Election official reacts after Gov. Greg Abbott announces voters removed from voter rolls
• USVI
  US Virgin Islands Board Of Elections Votes to Delay Ballot Approval Due To Pending Disqualification Challenge Board Of Elections Votes to Delay Ballot Approval Due To Pending Disqualification Challenge
• UT
  Utah Cache county clerk candidates discuss Utahns election concerns at public forum Cache county clerk candidates discuss Utahns election concerns at public forum
• VA
  Virginia Outcome of 5th District GOP primary unchanged after further review of ballots Outcome of 5th District GOP primary unchanged after further review of ballots

  Virginia Frederick County Office of Elections hosts its first-ever open house Frederick County Office of Elections hosts its first-ever open house
• WA
  Washington A 2014 Yakima case sparked a push in WA for voting rights reform A 2014 Yakima case sparked a push in WA for voting rights reform

  Washington Walla Walla County Elections finishes hand recount of statewide public lands race Walla Walla County Elections finishes hand recount of statewide public lands race
• WY
  Wyoming Despite Few Issues With Primary, Chuck Gray Says Elections Not Secure Enough Despite Few Issues With Primary, Chuck Gray Says Elections Not Secure Enough

  Wyoming Board certifies Wyoming’s election results without fanfare after tumultuous primary season Board certifies Wyoming’s election results without fanfare after tumultuous primary season
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