Plans are in early stages still, but Democratic election leaders in both legislative chambers told Votebeat that they’ll be taking a long look at the state’s entire election code.

The state’s unique elections could delay the outcome of a hotly contested U.S. Senate race.

Alaska’s unusual ranked choice voting process makes it less likely confusion over two Dans will matter in a key Senate race.

Visits from federal agents and threatening letters have stoked anxiety on the eve of midterm elections.

As of Thursday, voters had cast 344,000 in-person absentee ballots, compared with 224,000 at this point in 2022.

Americans are losing confidence in voting by mail after persistent Trump efforts to restrict the practice.

The two candidates offer strikingly different views and rhetoric on election administration.

From aging touchscreens to calibration problems, voting machine complaints are a familiar feature of elections. Here’s how officials investigate them.

Join Votebeat a week after Election Day to get the full breakdown on what happened and what it all means.

Mail voting has saved rural counties money and helped boost turnout. Now, proposals to change the system are raising concerns among local election officials.

Trump administration warns Chinese-made parts in voting equipment pose risk, but experts say dangers remain low.

Voters told Votebeat that they just don’t trust the mail anymore.

If your name does not appear on the list of registered voters, you can cast a provisional ballot. Here’s how that process works.

Top issues include voter ID laws, redrawn congressional maps and cementing laws ensuring only American citizens vote

Some local election officials must now process thousands of voter address updates before early voting starts Monday.

Votebeat asked 31 experts in election law and administration about the likelihood that Trump sends troops to the polls, candidates challenge the election results, and more.