Opponents of Judge Roy Moore Urging Felony Vote Fraud
A user on the social media forum site Reddit.com has called specifically for "African-Americans" to cross into Alabama and illegally vote against senate candidate Judge Roy Moore.
J. Christian Adams: Democrat Member Sues Commission
Maine Secretary of State Matt Dunlap has falsely accused the Presidential Advisory Commission on Election Integrity of leaving him out of the process, according to fellow commissioner and ACRU Policy Board member J. Christian Adams on Fox & Friends.
Securing the Vote: How Efforts to Prevent Fraud, and Voting Rights, Collide
Conservative watchdog groups in several states have filed suit to seek more aggressive action to remove ineligible voters from election rolls, while liberal advocacy and voting rights groups have filed lawsuits of their own.
Debate over noncitizen voting has upended College Park elections
Richard J. Douglas heard College Park might allow noncitizens to vote; prompted him to run for City Council.
Securing the Vote: Could Henny Nelson, Age 131, Help Russia Rig an Election?
The voter rolls of Broward County in the swing state of Florida are bloated with deceased and other dormant voters, making them an enticing target for Russian hackers or anyone else intent on manipulating American elections.
Broward Needs to Trim Its Voting Lists, Group Tells Judge
10/24: Snipes says her office is doing everything required by law to maintain the list. The ACRU insists she needs to do more.
Broward Voter Rolls Case Has National Implications
8/6: A federal judge could soon make a national example out of Broward County’s elections office.
Trial Over Broward's Disputed Voting Lists Ends
8/2: Broward County is not doing enough to remove ineligible voters from its lists, it was claimed at a federal trial that wrapped Wednesday.
Broward's Voting Rolls Challenged by Conservative Group
7/25: Broward County could have thousands of ineligible voters on its rolls, increasing the risk of voter fraud, because its election officials don’t do enough to keep the lists accurate, according to the ACRU.