Alex Swoyer is a journalist for The Washington Times, focusing on national news in the United States. She has written articles covering a range of topics, including voting rights, legal cases, constitutional issues, and political controversies. Her work has also been featured in the Northeast Mississippi Daily Journal and Knowledia.
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By: Alex Swoyer
The Nevada Supreme Court ruled Monday that mail-in ballots lacking a postmark can be counted up to three days following Election Day.
By: Alex Swoyer
Election officials from Michigan and Wisconsin told the Supreme Court Monday that Robert F. Kennedy Jr.’s name cannot be removed from their ballots because it is too late and would disenfranchise voters.
By: Alex Swoyer
Election law experts say that short of a Bush-v.-Gore scenario, in which a state’s ballot count is disputed, the Supreme Court’s justices are unlikely to wade into post-election litigation.
By: Alex Swoyer
The Trump campaign announced Wednesday it has filed a lawsuit against Bucks County, Pennsylvania, accusing officials of suppressing voters.
Pennsylvania's Democratic Party sued the Erie County Board of Elections on Wednesday over “numerous issues related to the mail-in voting process.”
Special Counsel Jack Smith told a federal judge Thursday to reject former President Donald Trump's move to dismiss his federal election fraud prosecution on the basis that the special counsel doesn't have standing to bring the charges.
By: Alex Swoyer
One of the grandest moments in politics is when Congress counts the electoral votes to certify the new president, with the sitting vice president presiding over the affair.
By: Alex Swoyer
A class action lawsuit involving Cambridge Analytica’s collection and use of Facebook user data during the 2016 presidential election is coming before the Supreme Court this month.
By: Alex Swoyer
The Supreme Court on Friday rejected a request from Republicans to halt the counting of provisional ballots in the key swing state of Pennsylvania.
The Supreme Court said Monday it will take up cases challenging Louisiana's congressional districts, two of which were drawn to give Black voters primary political power in picking who wins those seats.
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