Carter Walker of Votebeat
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The decision will make some Voting Rights Act challenges to election maps harder to win, but those cases have historically been rare in Pennsylvania. -
The suspicious registration applications were discovered just before the 2024 election and fueled fraud accusations, but prosecutors determined the motive was not political. -
One noncitizen was allowed to apply to vote, but the mistake was due to human error. -
State law already prohibits poll workers from betting on elections, but prediction markets argue they are not betting operations. -
The lawsuit says Trump’s order violates the U.S. Constitution by usurping the states’ power to administer their own elections. -
The defendant, accused of voting for Trump twice in 2020, argues the president’s pardon of allies who attempted to overturn his loss should apply to his alleged crimes. -
Tie elections happen frequently in low-profile races. Some say reform is needed. -
Chester County’s pollbooks omitted third-party and independent voters, but officials don’t know why. -
Courts have made at least nine different rulings since Pennsylvania adopted no-excuse mail voting, confusing voters. -
Voters may see candidates for judge of elections, majority inspector, and minority inspector on their Nov. 4 ballot.
