President Donald Trump's commission on election fraud is telling states to hold off on providing detailed voter information in the face of increasing legal challenges. The commission had given states until July 14 to provide data including names, birth dates and partial Social Security numbers.Source: Voter fraud panel tells states to hold off on sending data...
The eyes of the world will be on Hopkinsville next month when a total solar eclipse brings tens of thousands of people to the small city. The eyes of the world will be on Hopkinsville next month when a total solar eclipse brings tens of thousands of people to the small city.Source: Secretaries of State pass resolution supporting state rights...
The political uproar over a White House commission’s request to state election officials for a trove of personal data on the nation’s voters continued as secretaries of state gathered for their annual meeting on Friday in Indianapolis.Source: Even Some Republicans Balk at Trump’s Voter Data Request. Why the Uproar?...
Every state in the union was sent a letter last week seeking data from its voter rolls — including names, addresses, dates of birth, political party affiliation and the last four digits of voters’ Social Security numbers.Source: Trump’s Voter Fraud Commission Is Facing A Tough Data Challenge...
PASADENA — Cody Ray Wheeler has a cowboy’s name. It’s a product, he says, of being born the son of a North Texas refinery worker.Source: Voting rights battle in Pasadena could have Texas-wide legal ramifications...
Source: Statement from Kris Kobach, Kansas Secretary of State and Vice Chair of the Presidential Advisory Commission on Election Integrity...
As election officials across the country push back against a wide-ranging request for voter data from a federal panel investigating election fraud, they may be getting too much credit ― or blame ― for resisting President Donald Trump.Source: Many States Praised For Defying Voter Data Request Aren't Doing That At All...
President Trump’s quest to reign in the millions of supposed illegal voters has hit a snag. Nathan Rousseau Smith (@fantasticmrnate) reports. Buzz60 States aren't embracing President Trump's voter fraud panel with the same enthusiasm he had when he announced it.Source: Kris Kobach, states disagree on Trump's voting fraud panel. Here's where 47 states stand....
President Trump’s voter fraud commission may have violated the law by ignoring federal requirements governing requests for information from states.Source: Voter fraud commission may have violated law...
When a commission created by President Donald Trump to investigate voter fraud asked all 50 states last week to share the name, party affiliation, last four digits of social security number, voting history and other personal information for each of the country’s 200 million registered voters, theSource: Why California denied the Trump administration’s request for voter data...
