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A new poll from the University of California, San Diego, finds faith in election accuracy falling across the board.
A list of election policy goals stated by House Administration Committee chairman Bryan Steil helps clarify what national Republicans might want beyond the status quo.
Local and state officials mostly default to opposing federal intervention in elections. But many Republicans at the federal level are rejecting the very idea, too.
An explainer about the developments there, and how they fit with times that are hard to make sense of.
Attorney General Pam Bondi looped a widespread request for state voter roll data into the federal government’s ongoing immigration operations in the state.
State legislators are realizing the consequences when no one bothers to ask who’s supposed to govern.
The provision was included in a package billed as being about absentee ballot return deadlines.
A primer for one of the most uttered misunderstandings about U.S. elections.
Interviews with former colleagues contextualize the partisan descriptions of Scott Leiendecker, who now leads the rebranded Dominion Voting.