Fred Lucas

Georgia endures a chaotic primary day, as observers and election officials seek access to the state’s election reporting center.

Georgia endured a chaotic primary day, as a court intervened to resolve a dispute over which election officials would have access to the state’s election repo

Missouri continues to be a key battleground in the redistricting wars after Republicans won a court victory for a congressional map.

Members of a House elections subcommittee have words after Maryland revealed a portion of primary mail ballots went to voters of the wrong party.

The Supreme Court determined that a U.S.-based company—Havana Docks—can recover damages from four major cruise lines that used its docks previously confiscated by the Cuban government.

An investigation has begun into whether Planned Parenthood affiliates are using federal tax dollars for abortions, or for “gender-affirming care” for minors.

Scrambling to repair its mail-ballot boondoggle, the Maryland State Board of Elections began reprinting ballots Thursday, with plans to have more than 500,000 ballots resent to voters by next Friday.

A Maryland murder case involves a suspect ruled not competent to stand trial and a civil negligence lawsuit against a suburban Washington, D.C., senior living center that asserts the crime could have been prevented.

Kansas will be prosecuting more cases of noncitizen voting, the state's Attorney General Kris Kobach says, as the national debate continues about requiring proof of citizenship for voter registration and identification to vote.

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