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FBI Executes Search Warrant at Georgia Election Office in 2020 Election Probe
On January 28, 2026, FBI agents executed a search warrant at Fulton County’s Election Hub in Georgia as part of a federal investigation into the 2020 presidential election and allegations of fraud. The seizure of ballots and election materials has reignited debates on election integrity and federal authority, impacting future electoral processes.
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Connecticut Governor’s Race 2026: Who’s Running, What’s at Stake, and How the Field Is Shaping Up
The 2026 Connecticut gubernatorial election, set for November 3, features incumbent Democratic Governor Ned Lamont seeking a third term against a progressive challenger, Josh Elliott. Meanwhile, Republicans face a fragmented primary with candidates like Ryan Fazio and Erin Stewart. Lamont is the favorite, but GOP dynamics may influence the general election.
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Virginia Court Stops Mid-Cycle Redistricting Push
A Virginia court has blocked a Democratic proposal for a mid-decade redistricting amendment intended for the 2026 elections, citing noncompliance with state constitutional procedures. Judge Jack Hurley Jr. found that the amendment failed to meet required notice and timing obligations. Democrats plan to appeal, but current congressional maps will remain unchanged for 2026.
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Vermont Lawmakers Move to Codify Voting Rights in State Law Amid National Uncertainty
Democratic lawmakers in Vermont proposed the Vermont Voting Rights Act to embed federal voting protections into state law amidst national concerns about voting rights. The bill aims to expand access for historically underrepresented groups, enhance voter protections, and counteract potential federal rollbacks. It is set for legislative consideration soon.
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Ohio Lawmakers Propose Making Election Day a State Holiday
Ohio lawmakers have introduced a bill to designate Election Day as a state holiday to enhance voter access. Proponents argue it would alleviate work-related barriers, especially for low-income workers, while opponents cite concerns over costs and effectiveness. The proposal is set for committee review, highlighting ongoing discussions on voter participation.
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Utah’s 2026 Legislative Session Begins With Election Law Changes on the Table
Utah’s 2026 legislative session is focusing on election law reforms, highlighted by House Bill 209, which seeks to establish a proof of U.S. citizenship requirement for voting. These changes, alongside previous reforms to mail-in voting, have ignited debates over election administration and voter accessibility, with significant implications for the upcoming elections.
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Supreme Court Opens Door for Bost Election Integrity Lawsuit, Shaping Future Election Law Challenges
On January 14, 2026, the U.S. Supreme Court ruled in Bost v. Illinois State Board of Elections that candidates can challenge state election rules in federal court without proving direct impact on election outcomes. The decision broadens candidate standing in election law disputes, potentially increasing pre-election litigation while leaving the legality of Illinois’ mail-in ballot…
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Ohio Launches “EleXa,” a Multi-State Election Integrity Network to Share Voter Data and Combat Illegal Voting
On December 15, 2025, Ohio Secretary of State Frank LaRose launched EleXa, a multi-state election integrity initiative to enhance voter registration accuracy. Eleven states are involved in sharing data to prevent duplicate registrations. LaRose emphasized the initiative’s importance for maintaining election security and public trust while protecting personal information.
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Arizona 2026 Governor’s Race: Who’s Running and What to Watch
Arizona voters will select their governor on November 3, 2026, with party primaries on August 4. Incumbent Democrat Katie Hobbs is likely to secure renomination. The Republican primary features notable candidates like Andy Biggs, Karrin Taylor Robson, and David Schweikert. The election will test Democratic gains and Trump’s influence within the GOP.
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2026 Los Angeles Mayoral Race Update
The 2026 Los Angeles mayoral election is now taking shape, with the nonpartisan primary scheduled for June 2, 2026, and a general runoff slated for November 3, 2026 if no candidate exceeds 50 percent of the vote in the primary. Municipal elections in California do not list party affiliation on the ballot, even though candidates…
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