Arizona AG rips Maricopa County election official over handling of non-citizen voting claims
Maricopa County Recorder Justin Heap claims he has names of noncitizens registered to vote, but delayed referring them to attorney general.
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In Maricopa County, election-denier official stirs chaos ahead of July primary
A legal group that has been working to overhaul Arizona elections on behalf of election deniers sends threatening letter to Maricopa County election officials.
Attorney general touts ‘ton of evidence’ for phony election fraud claim, but won’t promise ‘definitive answer’
Acting Attorney General Todd Blanche says evidence that the 2020 presidential election was rigged exists, but can’t explain why no charges have been filed.
In major blow to Trump DOJ, court rejects demand for Arizona’s voter rolls
A federal judge dismissed the Department of Justice’s lawsuit seeking Arizona’s unredacted voter rolls, ruling the department has no legal right to obtain the records it has demanded from states nationwide.
In loss for Stephen Miller but win for voters, Arizona court rejects sweeping anti-voting challenge
Arizona voters secured another victory after a state appeals court rejected a sweeping lawsuit brought by American First Legal Foundation, founded by Trump adviser Stephen Miller.
Ahead of midterms, Trump’s DOJ is targeting voting in three of the most pivotal swing-state counties
“They’re basically acknowledging they got nothing,” one elections expert said. “It’s going to be used for propaganda and PR. And DOJ’s law enforcement powers aren’t supposed to be used for propaganda and PR.”
FBI Director says arrests ‘coming soon’ on 2020 rigged election conspiracy
FBI Director Kash Patel said on Fox News that arrests for a “rigged” 2020 election were coming soon – maybe this week.
DOJ civil rights chief sends demand letter to Wayne County for 2024 ballots
Michigan’s attorney general and secretary of state have responded that they will not comply with DOJ’s demands.
What to do when law enforcement demands ballots? Election officials are in the dark
When a California sheriff seized 650,000 ballots from last year’s redistricting referendum, it raised an alarming question about what was previously almost a nightmare scenario: What must election officials do if law enforcement orders them to hand over ballots?
Maricopa County election staff told to grant FBI unrestricted access, new emails show
Maricopa County election officials prepared staff to grant federal agents sweeping, unmonitored access to election facilities — including instructions not to record their actions — according to newly released emails.
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