Voting Access
Here’s how to contact your local election official to update your information.
Redistricting between the primary and general elections means some voters might not have had a say in who’s on the ballot.
With the midterms approaching quickly, states will likely go back to court.
State law allows registered voters to vouch that others live in their precinct. Here’s how it actually works.
In Wisconsin, election officials can’t process absentee ballots before Election Day, which can delay the reporting of results.
Experts say a hyperpartisan environment can erode trust in independent election administration.
The League of Women Voters challenged the rule on First Amendment grounds.
A new explanation sheds light on how the city sent some voters duplicate ballots for the upcoming primary election.
The U.S. Postal Service has warned that time is growing short to make changes for the midterms.
The state said any voters removed even though they had already provided citizenship documentation to DPS should be restored to the voter roll.
A new lawsuit seeks to allow voters voters facing mail delays to cast provisional ballots in person
How to vote early in person, how to vote by mail, key deadlines, and more.
The Wisconsin Elections Commission now says voters cannot void a returned absentee ballot and cast a new one, even if Election Day is weeks away.
If you voted for Mike Cox or Mallory McMorrow, you can still get a new ballot — but you’ll need to act fast.
The state and city are seeking to better understand how an error happened twice — and prevent it from recurring in future elections.
The state elections commission said Mequon’s policy is illegal, but the city attorney was noncommittal on whether they plan to comply in future elections.
The history of American voting rights is one of expansion, retreat, and state-by-state experimentation.
Federal officials are seeking to quickly stay a ruling blocking Trump’s executive order, even as another judge separately rules the Postal Service can’t proceed with carrying it out.
The case threatened to send election officials scrambling by moving up mail ballot receipt deadlines in several states.
A judge blocked states’ use of the revamped SAVE immigration database to find potential noncitizen voters, but it won’t halt ongoing investigations.