2018 Elections

GOP Candidate's Consultant Linked To 2nd County In North Carolina Election Probe

New evidence appears to connect controversial political operative McCrae Dowless to Robeson County, which also reported unusual ballot data.
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GOP Rep. David Valadao Concedes To Democrat TJ Cox In California House Race

Democrats now have a net gain of 40 U.S. House seats.
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Democrat Dan McCready Retracts His Concession Amid North Carolina Vote Fraud Probe

The congressional candidate has slammed alleged absentee ballot fraud and has called on Republican rival Mark Harris to "tell us exactly what he knew."
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Michigan Republicans Rush To Weaken Unions In Lame-Duck Session

The plan could benefit the state GOP by diminishing the political power of public-sector unions.
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State Legislatures Drag Their Feet On Voter-Approved Ballot Initiatives

Conservative politicians are watering down and reversing some of the midterm election’s progressive victories.
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Amid North Carolina Election Probe, Voters Are Scared, Confused And Angry

One woman who gave evidence to the state said she was scared what would happen to her.
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Her PAC Ran A Racist Ad. Now She Runs West Virginia’s Minority Affairs Office.

One local black leader called former state delegate Jill Upson’s appointment “absolutely absurd.”
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Elijah Cummings Wants Brian Kemp To Testify In Washington About Voter Suppression

Kemp is accused of using his position in charge of state elections to purge voters and reduce polling locations in African-American neighborhoods.
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Paul Ryan Thinks There's Something Very Strange With California's Normal System Of Counting Ballots

The state had millions of mail-in votes to count after Election Day.
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Cindy Hyde-Smith Defeats Mike Espy In Mississippi Senate Runoff

The GOP senator was the prohibitive favorite, although the backlash to her “hanging” remark gave Democrats some hope.
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