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Official data and reputable estimates disagree on how many Americans were registered to vote in 2024: , while several other reports and analyses present higher totals——depending on how “registered” an...
Federal courts have put temporary or permanent blocks on multiple Trump administration executive actions in 2025 — including injunctions or stays against a passport sex-entry policy, parts of an elect...
Legal challenges and watchdog reports say many of President Trump’s 2025-era executive actions and policy moves are being litigated as unlawful or unconstitutional — including attempts to limit birthr...
were in use across a significant slice of the country in 2024–25, with reporting consistently saying jurisdictions in roughly 27 states relied on Dominion equipment during the 2024 election cycle . Pr...
The best available, multi-source record shows roughly in the 2024 U.S. presidential election, representing about and roughly according to different federal compilations published in 2025. Sources dive...
mandates documentary proof of as a condition to register and vote in federal elections; instead federal law requires an attestation of citizenship on the federal mail voter registration form and const...
Multiple news outlets and legal trackers document numerous instances where courts, state attorneys general, or legal experts have challenged actions or orders from President Donald Trump’s 2025 admini...
Official national and state counts for 2020 registered voters come from multiple government and research products: the U.S. Census Bureau’s 2020 Current Population Survey (CPS) Voting and Registration...
The federal legal framework fixes the date for federal elections and supplies both criminal and civil tools that Congress, the Justice Department, and the courts can use to push back against improper ...
The most direct, agency-level tally available in the supplied reporting lists "more than 211 million" active registered voters for the 2024 general election, a figure the U.S. Election Assistance Comm...
The most authoritative, election-administration–based count published after the is that “more than 211 million” citizens were active registered voters for the 2024 general election, a figure presented...
Responsibility for investigating is layered: state and local election officials and prosecutors handle most allegations under state law, while authorities — principally the (including the Criminal Div...
Independent, state-run post‑election audits and scholarly analyses show that audits of the 2020 U.S. presidential contest overwhelmingly confirmed the certified results: a nation‑scale study of availa...
Multiple states and thousands of local jurisdictions ran official post‑election audits after the 2020 general election; routine audits and recounts in states such as Georgia, Virginia, North Carolina ...
Legal scholars, civil-rights groups and state attorneys general have flagged multiple Trump administration actions as unconstitutional — most prominently an executive order attempting to end birthrigh...
Allegations that voting machines were modified shortly before the 2024 U.S. election center on a federally accredited testing lab, Pro V&V, that reportedly approved four software and firmware updates ...
The most reliable national counts show the U.S. had well over 170–210 million people on voter rolls in 2024 depending on the dataset and measurement: the Census reports 73.6% of the voting‑age populat...
Multiple observers, advocacy groups, think tanks and news outlets cite a set of specific Trump actions they say threaten U.S. democracy: public efforts to criminalize or prosecute election officials a...
review diverged sharply from standard ‑accredited laboratory audits in methodology, staffing, chain‑of‑custody, scope and , prompting critiques that it ignored established certifications, introduced p...
The ’s text lists a discrete menu of documents that qualify as “” — passports, birth certificates, certain military records, and similar federal or state documents — and then directs states to create ...