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Federal Judge Blocks Parts of Trump's Voter Registration Executive Order
A Massachusetts federal judge issued a preliminary injunction against sections of President Trump's executive order that sought to add more stringent requirements for proving citizenship to register to vote, citing conflict with Congress's authority and potential burdens on states.
Federal Judge Blocks Parts of Trump's Voter Registration Executive Order
A Massachusetts federal judge issued a preliminary injunction against sections of President Trump's executive order that sought to add more stringent requirements for proving citizenship to register to vote, citing conflict with Congress's authority and potential burdens on states.
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48% Bias Score
Nevada Governor Vetoes Voter ID Bill Despite Prior Support
Nevada Governor Joe Lombardo unexpectedly vetoed a bipartisan bill requiring voter photo ID, citing concerns about mail ballot security despite previously supporting the measure and its passage by the legislature; the bill also expanded mail ballot drop boxes.
Nevada Governor Vetoes Voter ID Bill Despite Prior Support
Nevada Governor Joe Lombardo unexpectedly vetoed a bipartisan bill requiring voter photo ID, citing concerns about mail ballot security despite previously supporting the measure and its passage by the legislature; the bill also expanded mail ballot drop boxes.
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52% Bias Score
Lawsuit Challenges Trump's Election Overhaul
Nineteen Democratic state attorneys general are suing President Trump, claiming his executive order to overhaul U.S. elections exceeds his authority and violates states' rights to govern elections; the order mandates proof of citizenship for federal elections, restricts mail-in ballots, sets new vot...
Lawsuit Challenges Trump's Election Overhaul
Nineteen Democratic state attorneys general are suing President Trump, claiming his executive order to overhaul U.S. elections exceeds his authority and violates states' rights to govern elections; the order mandates proof of citizenship for federal elections, restricts mail-in ballots, sets new vot...
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60% Bias Score
DOJ Sues North Carolina Over Voter Registration Records
The Justice Department sued North Carolina election officials for violating the Help America Vote Act by failing to collect voter ID information, potentially affecting over 200,000 registrations; this follows a failed legal challenge by a Republican candidate, reflecting the administration's focus o...
DOJ Sues North Carolina Over Voter Registration Records
The Justice Department sued North Carolina election officials for violating the Help America Vote Act by failing to collect voter ID information, potentially affecting over 200,000 registrations; this follows a failed legal challenge by a Republican candidate, reflecting the administration's focus o...
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40% Bias Score
Record Turnout for Polish Diaspora in National Elections
Polish citizens abroad demonstrate high participation in parliamentary and presidential elections, exceeding past numbers and contrasting with stricter voting regulations in other European countries; this engagement highlights a strong sense of national identity and political engagement within the d...
Record Turnout for Polish Diaspora in National Elections
Polish citizens abroad demonstrate high participation in parliamentary and presidential elections, exceeding past numbers and contrasting with stricter voting regulations in other European countries; this engagement highlights a strong sense of national identity and political engagement within the d...
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28% Bias Score
Appeals Court Limits Voting Rights Act Enforcement to DOJ
A federal appeals court ruled that private individuals cannot sue under the Voting Rights Act in seven Midwestern states, leaving enforcement to a US Justice Department that is weakening its civil rights division; this follows a lawsuit alleging North Dakota discriminated against Native Americans in...
Appeals Court Limits Voting Rights Act Enforcement to DOJ
A federal appeals court ruled that private individuals cannot sue under the Voting Rights Act in seven Midwestern states, leaving enforcement to a US Justice Department that is weakening its civil rights division; this follows a lawsuit alleging North Dakota discriminated against Native Americans in...
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52% Bias Score
Federal Judge Blocks Parts of Trump's Election Order
A federal judge in Massachusetts blocked key provisions of President Trump's executive order mandating proof of citizenship to vote, citing a lack of presidential authority to impose such requirements on states, following a similar ruling in Washington D.C.
Federal Judge Blocks Parts of Trump's Election Order
A federal judge in Massachusetts blocked key provisions of President Trump's executive order mandating proof of citizenship to vote, citing a lack of presidential authority to impose such requirements on states, following a similar ruling in Washington D.C.
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56% Bias Score
Alaska Prosecutes American Samoans for Voter Registration Issues
Eleven American Samoan residents in Whittier, Alaska, face felony charges for falsely claiming U.S. citizenship while registering to vote, highlighting the unique legal status of American Samoans who are U.S. nationals but not automatic citizens, and resulting in confusion among voters and election ...
Alaska Prosecutes American Samoans for Voter Registration Issues
Eleven American Samoan residents in Whittier, Alaska, face felony charges for falsely claiming U.S. citizenship while registering to vote, highlighting the unique legal status of American Samoans who are U.S. nationals but not automatic citizens, and resulting in confusion among voters and election ...
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40% Bias Score
Surge in Informal Australian Election Votes Raises Concerns
Australia's recent election saw an unprecedented surge in informal votes collected by the Australian Electoral Commission's hospital teams, with some electorates reporting informal rates seven times higher than average, raising serious concerns about electoral integrity and accessibility for elderly...
Surge in Informal Australian Election Votes Raises Concerns
Australia's recent election saw an unprecedented surge in informal votes collected by the Australian Electoral Commission's hospital teams, with some electorates reporting informal rates seven times higher than average, raising serious concerns about electoral integrity and accessibility for elderly...
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36% Bias Score
Texas Governor Abbott Signs Bill Requiring U.S. Citizenship for Voting
Texas Governor Greg Abbott signed legislation on Monday requiring U.S. citizenship for voting in Texas elections; the state's citizens will have the final say in November.
Texas Governor Abbott Signs Bill Requiring U.S. Citizenship for Voting
Texas Governor Greg Abbott signed legislation on Monday requiring U.S. citizenship for voting in Texas elections; the state's citizens will have the final say in November.
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40% Bias Score
Georgia Redistricting Case: Appeals Court Weighs Challenges to Voting Maps
A federal appeals court in Georgia is considering challenges to newly redrawn state legislative and congressional maps, argued to illegally dilute Black votes despite creating additional majority-Black districts; a ruling to overturn the maps could change district lines for the rest of the decade.
Georgia Redistricting Case: Appeals Court Weighs Challenges to Voting Maps
A federal appeals court in Georgia is considering challenges to newly redrawn state legislative and congressional maps, argued to illegally dilute Black votes despite creating additional majority-Black districts; a ruling to overturn the maps could change district lines for the rest of the decade.
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32% Bias Score
North Carolina Ousts Elections Director, Raising Partisan Concerns
Following a Republican-led legislative change in North Carolina, Karen Brinson Bell, the state's elections director for six years, was ousted and replaced by Sam Hayes, the top lawyer for the Republican House speaker, prompting concerns about partisan influence on election administration.
North Carolina Ousts Elections Director, Raising Partisan Concerns
Following a Republican-led legislative change in North Carolina, Karen Brinson Bell, the state's elections director for six years, was ousted and replaced by Sam Hayes, the top lawyer for the Republican House speaker, prompting concerns about partisan influence on election administration.
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40% Bias Score
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