Colorado election clerks demanded Sunday those with doubts about election outcomes provide law enforcement proof of their claims of fraud. "It’s put up or shut up time," said Matt Crane, executive director of the Colorado County Clerk’s Association.
Trump repeats Michigan election fraud claims. Here's what the records show
Tina Peters assails election security bill targeting security breaches
Republicans Push Crackdown on Crime Wave That Doesn’t Exist: Voter Fraud
Voter fraud is exceedingly rare — and often accidental. Still, ambitious Republicans across the country are making a show of cracking down on voter crime this election year. Legislators in several states have moved to reorganize and rebrand law enforcement agencies while stiffening penalties for voting-related crimes.
Trump White House aide was secret author of report used to push ‘big lie’
Weeks after the 2020 election, at least one Trump White House aide was named as secretly producing a report that alleged Donald Trump lost to Joe Biden because of Dominion Voting Systems – research that formed the basis of the former president’s wider efforts to overturn the election.
House panel launches probe of New Mexico 2020 election audit
WASHINGTON (AP) — A congressional oversight committee said Thursday it has opened an investigation into a partisan audit of the 2020 election results that is taking place in New Mexico and was authorized by a Republican-led county commission.
In Ohio, a Standoff Over Political Maps Threatens the Next Elections
House Democrats call on Justice Department to address 'insider threats' posed by candidates who believe false election fraud claims
Wisconsin GOP leader rejects election decertification call
MADISON, Wis. (AP) — Wisconsin’s Republican speaker of the Assembly again rejected calls to decertify President Joe Biden’s win in the battleground state after meeting privately Wednesday with advocates for making that move that attorneys across the political spectrum have said can’t be done.
In Texas, thousands of mail ballots were rejected following new ID requirements
Thousands of Texas voters had their mail ballots rejected in this month's primary, after the state's controversial new voting law created additional ID requirements. Local election officials say the new identification requirements as a result of the Republican-backed law tripped up many eligible voters in the March 1 primary.
The elections police are coming
A measure moving through the Republican-controlled Georgia legislature would hand new election policing powers to the state's bureau of investigations.
The bill under consideration in the Georgia House would give the Georgia Bureau of Investigations the power to probe election fraud allegations -- supplementing the work currently overseen by state election officials.
Wisconsin GOP to keep its sham election ‘audit’ going even longer
After a Wisconsin judge concluded that the “investigation” into the state’s 2020 results barely exists, GOP legislators extended the length of their probe. Wisconsin Republicans originally envisioned a relatively brief — and wildly unnecessary — investigation into the state’s 2020 presidential election.