US House passes bill requiring people to prove citizenship in order to vote Supporters say bill is aimed at preventing noncitizens from voting in US elections, but critics say it’s voter suppression The Guardian - US · Apr 10, 2025
House passes voter registration bill that would require proof of citizenship - Roll Call Democrats attacked the bill as a hurdle for married women who changed their names and those without passports, saying it could make it harder to register. Roll Call · Apr 10, 2025
The Republican plan to silence millions of voters Voting rights advocates are sounding the alarm after Trump and House Republicans roll out sweeping changes to how elections are run, Alex Woodward reports The Independent UK · Apr 9, 2025
TikTok made changes ahead of re-run of Romanian election, says EU tech chief The European Commission started an investigation into TikTok last December following reports about voter influence through social media. Euronews · Apr 8, 2025
Louisianans Overwhelmingly Reject Gov. Jeff Landry's Amendments Voters said no to constitutional amendments on juvenile justice, government spending, and more. Reason · Apr 7, 2025
47% of Gen Z mainly vote to avoid a fine. It’s a sign of younger Australians’ discontent with democracy Young Australians will shape the upcoming federal election. For the first time, Gen Z and Millennials are the dominant voter bloc, outnumbering Baby Boomers. The Conversation · Apr 7, 2025
Ed Davey has a cunning plan to win over the protest voters: speak globally, think locally With local elections looming, the Lib Dem leader has moved on from Brexit in a bid to woo disillusioned former Tories The Guardian - UK · Apr 6, 2025
NC ruling could disenfranchise voters An appeals court overturned a ruling blocking Republicans' bid to toss out tens of thousands of ballots Salon · Apr 4, 2025
North Carolina judges back Republican colleague in bid to toss votes and overturn election Appeals court sides with Jefferson Griffin, who lost supreme court election and wants thousands of ballots thrown out The Guardian - US · Apr 4, 2025
Trump's election order strikes colleges Kyle Nitschke told Salon that college students would find it much harder to vote if Trump's order is followed Salon · Apr 2, 2025
Wisconsin and Florida races give jolt of energy to Democrats in fight against Trump Democrats motivated by deep anger from voters who say party isn’t doing enough to coalesce around a strategy The Guardian - US · Apr 2, 2025
Fox News reporter bursts bubble and tells Fox & Friends that Wisconsin’s just not that into Elon Musk ‘For all the record-setting money spent here in Wisconsin, it seems Wisconsin voters weren't really swayed by the star power of Elon Musk,’ correspondent Mike Tobin reported on Wednesday The Independent UK · Apr 2, 2025
Liberal judge wins Wisconsin Supreme Court election despite Elon Musk's giveaways to voters Susan Crawford's statewide victory could have implications for national politics, with Wisconsin's top court expected to rule on congressional district boundaries. Euronews · Apr 2, 2025
Elon Musk mocked for trying to spin the Wisconsin election result: ‘You failed, you couldn’t buy the vote’ Musk jumped on to X to scorn ‘the long con of the left’ shortly after the Democratic defeat The Independent UK · Apr 2, 2025
Al Jazeera · Apr 2, 2025 Wisconsin Supreme Court election results: What happened and why it matters It was the most expensive judicial race in US history. And Elon Musk, the world’s richest man, lost.
International Business Times · Apr 2, 2025 Trump Faces First Electoral Setback After Wisconsin Supreme Court Vote Donald Trump's second presidency was dealt a spinning blow by voters in Wisconsin Tuesday as they elected a liberal judge to the state's Supreme Court, despite his powerful advisor Elon Musk pouring millions into the race to sway the polls.
The Texas Tribune · Apr 1, 2025 Bill requiring voters to show proof of citizenship clears Texas Senate Senate Bill 16 would create new barriers for voters and new burdens for election officials.
The Guardian - US · Apr 1, 2025 US lawmakers to vote on bill targeting noncitizen voting: ‘There would be extensive uncertainty’ The Save Act aims at eliminating rare instances noncitizens vote – by making voter registration more difficult
The Texas Tribune · Apr 1, 2025 Here's your guide to voting in Texas's May 2025 local elections On May 3, many Texans will vote on local leaders and initiatives. Here's how to check for elections in your area and register by April 3.
International Business Times · Apr 1, 2025 Trump's Election Executive Order Under Fire As Democrats, Nonprofits Launch Legal Battle The lawsuit claims that Trump overstepped his authority with the Mar. 25 executive order.
The Conversation · Mar 31, 2025 Thanks to social media platforms, election interference is more insidious and pervasive than ever Election interference is a much broader phenomenon than is often assumed. Once limited to intimidation, voter fraud or hacking, election interference includes more mundane, pervasive and ubiquitous interactions. A seemingly innocuous and casual chat with a neighbour or barista could now be considered part of a hostile influence campaign.
Latin Times · Mar 31, 2025 Pam Bondi Demands Biden Admin Era Investigation On Georgia Law Targeting Black Voters Be Halted Attorney General Pam Bondi ordered the DOJ drop a lawsuit against a 2021 Georgia law that has been accused of targeting Black voters
Latin Times · Mar 31, 2025 Musk Claims $1M Checks In Battleground States Aren't Meant to Sway Voter's Choices: Court Filings Elon Musk claimed that the $1 million checks he is handing out ahead of the Wisconsin Supreme Court election don't have political purposes, court records show
International Business Times · Mar 31, 2025 Musk Deploys Wealth In Bid To Swing Wisconsin Court Vote The world's richest man took to the stage in the US state of Wisconsin on Sunday in a bid to swing the local supreme court to the right, with the help of two $1 million checks for voters.
The Guardian - US · Mar 30, 2025 Democrats have never been so angry. Who will step up and lead them? At rallies, town halls and protests, voters are unleashing their fury with Donald Trump, stoking what some believe is a populist backlash