Key election officials say they’re prepared to certify 2024 presidential election results if county governments go rogue.
Last week in the Headway Election Challenge, we asked teens how they’re informing themselves and others about the presidential election. The overriding theme of their responses was how challenging it is to navigate a world flooded with information yet lacking accessible, reliable facts.
"In recent years, we have seen a dangerous increase in threats of violence directed at election officials, workers, and volunteers," the DOJ warned.
Any North Carolinians who plan to vote this year have to be registered. Here’s how to make sure you’ll be able to cast a ballot.
The 2024 general election is just around the corner. While all eyes are on the presidential contest, there are a number of other important races for Lehigh Valley voters to decide, including the
Many jurisdictions now monitor election equipment with GPS trackers, video-record ballot counting and open their headquarters for tours.
A pressure campaign from Donald Trump and Republican allies to change Nebraska election law was dealt a significant setback on Monday as a pivotal Omaha state senator said he would not support a last-ditch effort to overturn a 30-year law that awards electoral votes by congressional district rather than statewide winner-take-all.
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Georgia's election board passed a controversial hand-count rule: Here's what to know
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More partisan sparring at Georgia election board following controversial hand-counting rule and TV interviews
Georgia Board of Elections
What Is Going on With Georgia’s Board of Elections? In 2020, the state’s Republican governor and secretary stood down Trump’s efforts to “find” the votes to overturn the election. Now, the MAGA-dominated elections board has other ideas.
It goes without saying that the polls have shifted a lot since mid-July, when President Biden was well behind Trump. Since then, Harris has gained about six or seven points in most battleground states and nationwide, according to our poll average. Updated Sept. 9
Election officials have kept many of the early-voting options they implemented during the height of the pandemic, making this the first presidential election to offer expansive mail-in and in-person voting options.
In-person early voting begins on Thursday, Oct. 17 and ends at 3 p.m. on Saturday, Nov. 2. Absentee ballots must be requested by 5 p.m. on Tuesday, Oct. 29, and those ballots must be returned to the voter’s local board of elections office by 7:30 p.m. on Tuesday, Nov. 5.
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