Nearly two dozen Democrat states have teamed to sue the Trump administration over its executive order aiming to protect mail-in balloting.

Journalist Katie Couric criticized President Donald Trump's executive order on creating a nationwide eligible voter list and restricting mail-in voting.

Colorado Attorney General Phil Weiser has joined a multistate coalition suing President Donald Trump over a new executive order on elections, arguing the directive unlawfully intrudes on states’ authority to run their own voting systems and threatens access to mail ballots for millions of voters.

Two Democrats flipped seats in Florida, while the Trump-endorsed North Carolina Senate leader conceded defeat in his primary race.

A Colorado appeals panel has tossed out a nine-year prison term for Tina Peters, the first election official found guilty of a felony in connection with 2020 election conspiracy theories. The post Trump election denier Tina Peters getting prison term erased does not remove the 'stain' of being a convicted felon who 'threatened our democracy,

President Donald Trump signed an executive order that crackdown on voting by mail.

Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel joined a coalition of 24 attorneys general and governors in a lawsuit challenging President Trump’s recently announced unlawful Executive Order that attempts to interfere with states’ constitutional authority to administer elections by restricting voter eligibility and establishing federally authorized lists of absentee voters,

Wisconsin Gov. Tony Evers said Friday the state will join a multistate lawsuit challenging President Donald Trump’s executive order that he says would require states to use a nationwide voter

MAGA’s rank-and-file is rallying around an election-denying culture wars warrior to replace axed Attorney General Pam Bondi. One day after Donald Trump ousted Bondi amid discontent over the Epstein files and her lack of successful prosecutions against his enemies,

Wyoming bans volunteer-run voter registration drives. A Trump-backed federal SAVE America Act could take that model nationwide, requiring in-person proof of citizenship.

A new executive order would require states to send eligible voter lists to the U.S. Postal Service, and anyone not on the list would not receive a ballot, raising concerns about voter access in Detroit and Michigan.