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The rules and requirements for being eligible to vote in elections, including residency and registration requirements.
Current reporting places the number of registered Democrats in the in a band between about people, with major data-aggregators clustering around the mid‑40 millions; the exact figure depends on which ...
Public sources exist for and for , but there is that links individual criminal conviction records to individual political party registration ; available public data are siloed by function (criminal re...
Aliens (non‑U.S. citizens) are categorically barred from voting in federal elections; federal law makes it a crime for a noncitizen to vote for President, Vice President, members of Congress or other ...
A set of U.S. states are commonly described as having “strict” voter ID regimes—meaning voters who cannot present acceptable identification at the polling place are required to cast a provisional ball...
States in 2024 relied on a blend of federal law requirements, state-level data-matching, identity checks at registration and at the polls, and selective use of federal databases to verify voter eligib...
The Dual Citizenship Disclosure Act family of proposals would force members of Congress or candidates for federal office who hold citizenship in another country to disclose that status to ethics commi...
No reliable evidence in the supplied sources shows that a person who was not a U.S. citizen at the time of election ever served in the U.S. House or Senate; the Constitution sets explicit citizenship ...
Election offices use a patchwork of state rules, federal data tools and administrative practices to check citizenship for voting and voter lists, but the provided reporting does not document a uniform...