The Justice Department’s Civil Rights Division announced it was suing Connecticut and Arizona for failing to comply with its requests.

Well, well, well. After this bombshell, it looks like Republicans were 100 percent right to be worried about election integrity.

The Justice Department says the four states failed to produce their statewide voter registration lists upon request.

Swalwell's "vote-by-phone" proposal shows, among other things, that elected Democrats regard voters, including their own voters, as morons.

A group of 23 Democrats, including Gluesenkamp Perez, joined nearly all voting Republicans in denouncing García.

Marie Gluesenkamp Perez announced that she would introduce a resolution of disapproval seeking to formally punish Chuy Garcia.

"I don't know that he is above cheating. In fact, I would argue that he is a cheater. He's definitely not above cheating."

After counties shrug off prosecutions, Ohio is giving the Justice Department the chance to prosecute about 1,200 election-related cases.

A review of Texas voter rolls shows more than 2,500 people who may not be citizens are voting in state elections.

The 2020 census saw major problems in its counting process; these issues need to be addressed before 2030.