Stephen Richer’s Testimony to House Judiciary Subcommittee on Noncitizen Voting
‘American elections are accessible, secure, and accurate. We should be proud. Nonetheless, we should continue to improve American elections. And we should have conversations about documented proof of citizenship.’
Mail Ballot Rule Won’t Apply to Midterms, Supreme Court Decides
Justice Brett Kavanaugh concurred with a majority of six other justices, writing specifically about his concerns of the timing of the rule with Election Day just weeks away.
Georgia Keeps Auditing for Noncitizen Voting, and the Results Are Consistent
This time, an independent auditing agency acted at the instruction of the state legislature, providing new perspective — and familiar results.
The Depths Some People Go to Vote
Navy veteran Alberto Ramos knows about the work that goes into voting at sea. That’s because there’s a specific job for it.
Top GOP Election Officials Alert Supreme Court to Implementation Challenges of Mail Voting Rule
‘Election officials know that late changes almost always lead to unforeseen consequences,’ the group wrote, asking the court to not allow the rule to apply to this year’s Midterms.
A Reminder of Noncitizen Voting Numbers As the ‘Hunt’ Is On
There’s already a lot of factual background to the Trump administration’s increase of investigative resources two months from Election Day. It tells a story the gist of which is unlikely to change.
Gov. Kevin Stitt: Uphold Federalism in Election Administration
The Oklahoma governor, who just completed his term as chairman of the National Governors Association, argues in Declare for keeping America’s elections responsive and accountable with the right constitutional balance of power.
Bringing You Up to Speed on Trump EO, Mail Ballot Rule
The USPS issued a final rule in late August, and the Supreme Court overruled a lower court in a related case one business day later. But the developments are hardly decisive about elections this November.
Gabriel Sterling, Who Helped Conduct Georgia’s Noncitizen Vote Investigations, Has Questions about Census Analysis
“I am intrigued, but left with many questions” — six, in fact.
Lessons from a Noncitizen Voting Audit in Arizona
The efforts of the Yavapai County Recorder’s office will likely help bolster trust in its elections, but it offers some useful information for officials and voters in other jurisdictions, too.