Married women could face new obstacles to vote. This is what conservatives want. | Opinion
Republicans are fast-tracking the SAVE Act under the guise of ensuring only US citizens are voting. But who does this bill ...
Judge clears way for Trump administration to pull thousands of USAID staffers off the job
A federal judge on Friday cleared the way for one of the Trump administration’s remaining steps in its dismantling of the U.S ...
"Another barrier": GOP "voter fraud" proposal could make it harder for married women to vote
Critics say the SAVE Act could make it hard for women who have changed their name to prove they are eligible voters ...
More than 350,000 Ohioans already use digital IDs. Lawmakers want to expand their use
Over 350,000 Ohioans have already signed up for digital IDs, which are currently accepted at major airports, some businesses, and universities for age verification. The bill's sponsor emphasizes the ...
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As federal deadline approaches, Illinois Secretary of State urges residents to “Get Real”
Last May, Giannoulias’ office launched the “Get Real Illinois” campaign to raise awareness about the requirements and deadline of the Real ID implementation. During a news conference Tuesday, he ...
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The SAVE Act Would Hurt Americans Who Actively Participate in Elections
Many voters who cast a ballot in 2020 wouldn’t be able to provide documents proving their citizenship under the SAVE Act. And ...
Referendum to require voter ID and tighten absentee voting rules qualifies for November ballot
Secretary of State Shenna Bellows announced Wednesday that supporters of the initiative gathered more than the necessary ...
Arizona governor vetoes bill to speed up counting of election results in the swing state
Arizona's governor has vetoed legislation aimed at speeding up the counting of election results in the swing state.
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What has passed — and what’s still to come during the 2025 Utah legislative session
A pair of bills moving forward would also change when injunctions can pause a law challenged on its constitutionaly, and who ...
Trump administration reverses plan to shut down free COVID test program, Washington Post reports
The Trump administration has reversed a plan to shut down the government website that ships free COVID-19 tests to households, The Washington Post reported on Tuesday.
Georgia Republicans advance a plan to leave a bipartisan voter data group, despite warnings
Georgia Republicans have advanced a bill requiring the secretary of state to leave a bipartisan group that lets states share ...
SAVE Act would make voting harder for millions of Americans
The head of the League of Women Voters of Illinois explains how the Safeguard American Voter Eligibility Act would restrict ...