Trump Slashes TV and Facebook Ads in Texas
Biden is messing with Trump in Texas.
288 results found for ""voting machines""
Texas Advocates Dig In for Long Voter Suppression Fight
Everything is bigger in the Lone Star state — including voter suppression.
America Decides 2020: Campaign Finance, Explained
The total cost of the 2020 election is expected to surpass $11 billion. Where does this money originate, and could publicly funded elections rein in spending?
America Decides 2020: Our Democracy, Explained
Our series answering frequently asked questions about our electoral system.
NC Absentee Voting Rates Soar — Along With Ballot Rejections
Black voters’ mail-in ballots are rejected three times as often as those from white voters.
SCOTUS Absentee Ballot Ruling in PA Adds to Election Uncertainty
The US Supreme Court deadlocked on how long Pennsylvania absentee ballots can be accepted. The case may be reopened if Judge Amy Coney Barrett is confirmed.
Uncertainty With Just 14 Days Left
WhoWhatWhy’s Election Integrity Weekly is written by Gabriella Novello, and edited by William Dowell and Sue Rushford. Have a tip or want to suggest a story? Send us an email at ei@whowhatwhy.org. Uncertainty With Just 14 Days Left: More than 300 lawsuits are pending across the country, and that leaves election experts afraid that legal […]
Mobilizing College Students Could Influence Wisconsin Vote
A new drive to eliminate voter confusion is likely to substantially increase student participation in the Wisconsin election.
Florida’s Jewish Voters Eye Supreme Court Fight
In a state where even small shifts in voting trends can change election outcomes, the controversial nomination of Amy Coney Barrett may have an outsized impact.
Last-Minute Legal Challenges Add to Election Confusion
With more than 300 lawsuits pending across the country, election experts fear that legal challenges so close to the 2020 election could do more harm than good.
Early Voter Turnout Soars in GA for ‘Super Bowl of Elections’
Thousands continue to endure hours-long wait times for early in-person voting in Georgia.
The Five-Alarm Fire
WhoWhatWhy’s Election Integrity Weekly is written by Gabriella Novello, and edited by William Dowell and Sue Rushford. Have a tip or want to suggest a story? Send us an email at ei@whowhatwhy.org. New York Times’ columnist, Thomas Friedman, painted a stark picture on CNN’s “Reliable Sources” this weekend: “We are seeing something we have […]