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Two constitutional attorneys – one of them formerly with the Department of Justice – say Monday's landmark Supreme Court ruling makes it highly unlikely that former President Donald Trump's immunity case will go to trial before the November election.
We keep hearing that this Supreme Court is “right-wing” or “far right.” But it is not. It gets some things right, but it often bails on big questions.
A conservative activist isn't confident about Donald Trump's chances of overcoming election fraud in her state this November.
Saying Democrats currently enjoy a system they can manipulate, Sen. Bob Hall wants to, among other things, close Texas' three-day gap between early voting and Election Day.
The fear that illegal immigrants will vote in November is a real concern for Republicans who have watched record-breaking numbers enter the U.S. and remain here thanks to President Joe Biden. Their political opponents, meanwhile, are sending mixed messages about that possibility.
A former congressional candidate says her state has a long way to go when it comes to purging voter rolls of non-citizens who are illegally registered to vote.
According to The Associated Press, noncitizen voting in America isn't a real danger to the integrity of federal elections. Some members of Congress, however, beg to differ.
An election integrity advocate is praising the U.S. Supreme Court for ruling against Democrats' latest effort to change a state election law.
Donald Trump's presidential campaign and the Republican National Committee have announced a joint plan for boots on the ground – 100,000 of them if they meet their goal – in an effort to protect the integrity of the 2024 elections.
A legal analyst and election law attorney argues that the latest push by House Speaker Mike Johnson to keep illegal immigrants from voting – with Donald Trump's backing – is more necessary than ever because times have changed.