House Republicans Ask USPS to ‘Reconsider’ Rule Affecting Mail Ballots
13 GOP members of Congress wrote the Postmaster General this month, asking for the steps his agency is taking to ensure mail ballots are “processed, postmarked, and delivered in a timely manner.”
Election Clerks Fearful That USPS Will Not Prioritize Mail Ballots
A cohort in Illinois is sounding the alarm based on what they say they learned during a call with the agency.
Fulton County in Context
An explainer about the developments there, and how they fit with times that are hard to make sense of.
How Clerks Respond When D.C. Throws Them a Curveball
A look at the Illinois county clerks’ association, who met in January to discuss new guidance from the Postal Service that has implications for voters — and the trust they put in election officials.
What Does DOJ’s Letter to Minnesota Mean for Federalism?
Attorney General Pam Bondi looped a widespread request for state voter roll data into the federal government’s ongoing immigration operations in the state.
Election Officials Tout USPS Relationships but Pan New Postmark Rule
A new USPS rule is leaving county clerks concerned — some angry, and some par for the course.
Political Fires Rage without Federalism
State legislators are realizing the consequences when no one bothers to ask who’s supposed to govern.
A ‘Next Generation’ of Election Professionals?
Amid turnover, new recruitment and training infrastructure builds up to attract a new slate of election workers.
In Wisconsin, Process Ensures Transparent and Secure Tabulation
A series of protective measures, audits, and regular reviews of the voter file provide election integrity in the Badger State.
Ohio to Require Monthly Audits of Noncitizens on Voter Rolls
The provision was included in a package billed as being about absentee ballot return deadlines.