Restoration of Voting Rights for Formerly Incarcerated Individuals in Florida

Florida election officials are working on a streamlined process for formerly incarcerated individuals to determine their eligibility to vote after completing their sentence. The proposal includes a 90-day window for the state to respond to requests for clarity on voting rights restoration.

Immigration and Voting Legislation Proposed by Kamala Harris

Vice President Kamala Harris pledges to sign legislation granting citizenship to millions of illegal aliens and implementing nationwide no-excuse mail-in voting. Critics argue this would harm American workers and potentially lead to voter fraud.

Expanding Voting Rights for Felons in Minnesota

Minnesota Governor Tim Walz expanded voting rights for felons in 2023, allowing them to vote after getting out of prison. Vice President Harris has also expressed support for expanding voting rights for serious criminals, including allowing felons to vote from behind bars. The law was upheld by the state's Supreme Court after a lawsuit.

Georgia State Election Board's New Certification Rule Sparks Controversy

Georgia's State Election Board voted to require county election officials to make a 'reasonable inquiry' before certifying election results to the state, sparking concerns about potential post-election chaos and disputes over election certification in the upcoming November elections.

Donald Trump's 2024 Campaign Statement on Tim Walz

Former President Donald Trump's 2024 campaign criticized Minnesota Governor Tim Walz for policies allowing convicted felons to vote, despite Trump himself being a convicted felon. The statement was mocked online for its apparent hypocrisy.

Controversial Ballot Measure in Santa Ana

Santa Ana City Council faces legal challenges over ballot measure allowing non-citizens to vote in local elections. Despite court rulings, council members voted to keep controversial phrasing on the ballot.

Conservative activist group urges Senate Democrats to support House bill preventing noncitizens from voting in U.S. elections

Conservative activist group urges Senate Democrats to support House bill preventing noncitizens from voting in U.S. elections, citing concerns about illegal immigrants affecting elections. Ad highlights cases of illegal immigrants causing harm in the U.S. and calls for passing HR 192 to safeguard elections.

Kansas Supreme Court ruling on voting rights

A split Kansas Supreme Court ruling found that voting is not a fundamental right in the Kansas Constitution's Bill of Rights, leading to criticism and potential implications for future elections.

Former President Donald Trump's Voting Rights

Former President Donald Trump is a convicted felon but is likely to retain his Florida voting rights even if he's incarcerated in New York due to the state's laws on voting rights restoration for felons.

Former President Trump's voting rights

Former President Trump retains his voting rights in Florida despite felony conviction in New York, according to Gov. Ron DeSantis. Trump was convicted on 34 counts of falsifying business records related to the 2016 election but maintains his innocence. His daughter-in-law, Lara Trump, is co-chair of the RNC.

Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis clarifies Trump's voting rights in Florida

Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis clarified that former President Donald Trump still has the right to vote in Florida elections despite being found guilty on 34 counts in a Manhattan jury trial. DeSantis mentioned that Trump's voting rights have not been removed in Florida and can be restored through the Florida Clemency Board. Democrats and left-wing activists falsely claimed that Trump would not be able to vote for himself due to being a convicted felon.

Kansas Supreme Court ruling on 2021 election law

The Kansas Supreme Court issued a mixed ruling on a 2021 election law, upholding some provisions while reviving challenges to others. The court rejected arguments that the law violates state constitutional voting rights but faulted a provision that criminalizes impersonation of an election official. The ruling allows for the continuation of the ballot signature verification law and the limit on ballot collections.

Misleading Campaign Ad About Voting Rights

Arizona Republican Senate candidate Kari Lake misleadingly claims that Democratic Rep. Ruben Gallego supports allowing illegal immigrants to vote based on a vote against a D.C. law that allowed noncitizen residents to vote in local elections only. Gallego later voted for a bill to repeal the D.C. law, clarifying his stance on citizenship for voting rights.

Repeal of Washington, D.C. Law Allowing Noncitizens to Vote

The House of Representatives voted to repeal a Washington, D.C. law allowing noncitizens to vote in local elections. The bill faced opposition from Democrats accusing Republicans of trying to tip the scales at the ballot box.

Voting Rights in D.C. for Foreign Nationals

House Democrats voted to allow foreign nationals, including illegal aliens, to vote in municipal elections in the District of Columbia. Republicans passed legislation to block the plan, ensuring voting rights are reserved exclusively for eligible American citizens.

Challenging absentee ballot witness requirement in Wisconsin

Federal judge rules against Democratic law firm challenging absentee ballot witness requirement in Wisconsin, citing lack of sense in interpretation.

Vice President Kamala Harris on Voting Rights, Abortion, and Women's Equality

Vice President Kamala Harris talks about voting rights, abortion, and women's equality during interviews with 60 Minutes and Drew Barrymore. She calls for a ceasefire in Gaza and emphasizes the importance of fighting for freedom and equality in America.

Challenges for Venezuelan Emigrants in Voting Abroad

Venezuelan emigrants face obstacles in voting in the upcoming presidential election, with requirements such as proof of permanent residency and a Venezuelan passport creating barriers for many. Many emigrants who left during the crisis would likely vote against President Maduro if given the opportunity.

Comparison of Public Perception on President Joe Biden and Former President Donald Trump

A new poll from the AP-NORC Center for Public Affairs Research finds that many Americans believe both President Joe Biden and former President Donald Trump did more harm than good on key issues during their time in office. Biden is criticized for his handling of the economy and immigration, while Trump faces criticism on voting rights, election security, foreign relations, abortion laws, and climate change.

Controversy over Nursing Home Residents' Voting Rights in Wisconsin

Republican Eric Hovde, endorsed by Donald Trump, suggested that nursing home residents are too old to vote, despite data showing the average age of nursing home residents in the US is 81. Hovde also criticized the 2020 election process in Wisconsin.

Thomas Farr's Legacy and Legal Career

Thomas Farr, a longtime North Carolina redistricting and election law attorney who regularly defended Republican interests, has died at the age of 69. Despite being nominated for a federal judgeship multiple times, he was never confirmed due to criticisms of his defense of racially discriminatory voting and redistricting laws.

Legal Battle Over Absentee Ballot Drop Boxes in Wisconsin

Democratic Gov. Tony Evers urges Wisconsin Supreme Court to overturn ruling banning absentee ballot drop boxes outside election clerks' offices in the state, citing prior misinterpretation by conservative justices. Evers argues for legality of drop boxes to ensure all eligible voters can freely cast their ballots.

Minnesota Legislature Post-Easter Break Update

The Minnesota Legislature will return from its Easter break with bills on sports betting, cannabis, rights for trans people, and maintaining infrastructure. The budget is set at $72 billion. Proponents are pushing for sports betting and cannabis laws. Lawmakers are also addressing issues related to policing, voting, religion, and assisted suicide.

Lawsuit against Washington, D.C., Law Allowing Noncitizens to Vote

A federal judge dismissed a lawsuit against a Washington, D.C., law allowing noncitizens to vote in municipal elections, ruling that the plaintiffs lacked standing to challenge the law.

Arizona Senate Race

Republican Arizona Senate candidate Kari Lake criticizes her Democrat opponent, labeling him as a potential Marxist. She highlights his stance on issues such as border security, Second Amendment rights, and voting rights for illegal immigrants.

Attorney General Merrick Garland's stance on voter ID laws

Attorney General Merrick Garland vows to fight voter ID laws, calling them discriminatory and unnecessary, while speaking in Selma, Alabama. He emphasized the importance of protecting voting rights for minorities and criticized practices that make voting more difficult.

New York City Voting Rights for Foreign Nationals Struck Down

A New York appeals court upheld a ruling that struck down a law giving local voting rights to nearly a million foreign nationals in New York City. The law was deemed unconstitutional as it violated voting rights reserved for American citizens.