DOJ Threatens California Election Workers Over Noncitizen Ballots
#VotingRights #ElectionLawThe Justice Department warned California officials they risk criminal prosecution for processing ballots from suspected noncitizens, escalating federal pressure ahead of midterm elections after suing the state over its mail-ballot counting practices. read more
Federal judge lets Trump mail-in voting order stand
#ElectionLaw #VotingRightsA federal judge in D.C. declined to block Trump's executive order restricting mail-in voting, citing insufficient harm. The order requires citizenship lists and USPS ballot limits, though its implementation remains uncertain amid legal challenges. read more
House Passes Voter ID Bill, Faces Constitutional Hurdle
#VotingRights #ElectionLawThe SAVE America Act would require proof of citizenship to register and photo ID to vote in federal elections. Critics argue it could suppress voting, especially in low-income and minority communities, and question its constitutionality, as states traditionally set voter qualifications. read more