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The security of voting machines and the potential risks of unauthorized access.
held that the state’s secretary of state has clear authority to prohibit “unauthorized third party access” to certified voting machines and to decertify any equipment that has been breached, effective...
and allied plaintiffs filed roughly 62 across multiple battleground states and ; nearly all were dismissed, withdrawn, or lost on procedural or evidentiary grounds, with courts routinely finding no cr...
Donald Trump’s remark that “in four years, you don’t have to vote again” was made aloud near the end of a 67‑minute campaign speech on July 27, 2024, while he was criticizing Democrats and discussing ...
Prosecutors tied former Mesa County Clerk Tina Peters to the May 2021 data-extraction of county voting machines primarily through witness testimony placing her in planning and operational roles and th...
States described as “no ID required” still use formal processes — affidavits, ballot declarations or provisional ballots — to confirm a voter’s identity when documentation is missing at the polls; tho...
The Trump administration has repeatedly announced executive actions and plans that would push for voter ID and documentary proof of citizenship — including citing REAL ID-compliant identification as a...
The Smartmatic/Sequoia episode prompted a CFIUS inquiry in late 2006 after media and congressional concerns about foreign influence, but the Committee did not issue a public, detailed report of findin...