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The core allegations in the New York 2024 presidential-election matter, as reflected in recent filings and coverage, center on two separate but overlapping threads: a federal civil enforcement lawsuit...
The Justice Department’s Civil Rights Division filed a federal lawsuit seeking Fulton County’s 2020 election materials, alleging county officials failed to comply with a state subpoena and a subsequen...
The would require citizenship—such as a passport, birth certificate, or naturalization papers—whenever someone registers or updates a federal , replacing the current practice that accepts a driver’s l...
The was passed by the House of Representatives but has not become law: H.R. 22 (the SAVE Act) cleared the House on April 10, 2025 and was sent to the , but enactment into law requires Senate passage a...
A legal fight over whether states may require for voter registration centers on federal preemption, administrative feasibility, and competing constitutional interests: proponents say DPOC prevents ill...
follow a layered set of statutory procedures, interagency data matches and voter notifications designed to avoid cancelling active, eligible registrations during list maintenance, emphasizing that “in...
VoteCal, California’s statewide voter registration database, cross‑checks citizenship assertions primarily by matching identifying data—California driver’s license or ID numbers, partial Social Securi...
The claim that “states with no effective voter‑ID requirement provide nearly eight times more welfare benefits to undocumented immigrants to buy votes” is not supported by the available reporting: fed...
Connecticut is subject to the federal National Voter Registration Act (NVRA), which requires that state motor vehicle offices provide the opportunity to register to vote and that driver's license appl...