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Wisconsin Republicans Block Governor's Last Minute Plea to Change Tuesday Election

Wisconsin Gov. Tony Evers called for a special session of the state's legislature to change Election Day rules. It lasted seconds.
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Georgia GOP Leader: More Absentee Voting Will Be 'Devastating To Republicans'

"The president said it best ― this will be extremely devastating to Republicans and conservatives in Georgia," said state House Speaker David Ralston.
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Most New York And Delaware Voters Can't Vote By Mail, Even With Coronavirus Outbreak

The two states are still set to hold their presidential primaries on April 28.
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Democrats Introduce Bill To Expand Early And By-Mail Voting

They worry the growing coronavirus pandemic will disenfranchise voters and depress turnout.
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Experts Urge States To Expand Voting By Mail Before Pandemic Derails Democracy

Advocacy groups are pushing to enable voters to cast a mailed-in absentee ballot without an excuse.
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Thousands Of Ohio Absentee Applications Denied Over Missing, Mismatched Signatures

To some, the signature requirement is a recipe for disenfranchisement.
By Julie Carr Smyth, AP

GOP Operative Faces New Felony Charges In N.C. Ballot Fraud Probe

Dowless was indicted on Tuesday on new felony charges including perjury and obstruction of justice, prosecutors said.
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North Carolina Orders New House Race After Officials Rule GOP Win 'Tainted' By Fraud

The state elections board voted unanimously after seeing evidence that an operative working for Republican Mark Harris illegally collected absentee ballots.
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GOP Candidate's Son Said He Warned Dad Of Election Fraud Now At Center Of Probe

Mark Harris' son said he told his dad McCrae Dowless was collecting absentee ballots in 2016. His dad hired Dowless anyway.
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Key Figure In North Carolina Election Fraud Probe Says He Had No Idea About Alleged Wrongdoing

Andy Yates said he didn't ask for documentation about the work of the operative under scrutiny during a congressional campaign.
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