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It's harvest time in Colorado, and not just for pumpkins. Concerns are running high over door-to-door campaign workers asking voters for their mail-in ballots in what is known as "ballot harvesting." Now that all-mail voting is the law
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Bitcongress promises to bring transparency and legitimacy back to voting by using cryptography and the blockchain technology that has helped Bitcoin reach a wide audience.
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The big election season story this week comes from Florida, where in that state's gubernatorial race, Republican incumbent Rick Scott refused to take the stage for a debate because his Democratic opponent, Charlie Crist, allegedly violated the deba
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A watchdog group is suing an obscure Defense Department unit over its failure for 3 years to disclose the results of testing on the security safeguards of Internet voting systems that are increasingly being used to cast absentee ballots.
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The city attorney told the city council that losing the cameras would hurt the city financially and the council could not vote on putting the measure on the ballot without holding multiple readings on the ordinance that would put off consideration
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Scotland's referendum
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Friday evening's confrontation started quickly with flares being fired and a "co-ordinated" charge from the Unionist side, who were singing Rule Britannia.
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Footage shows 'yes' votes being added to 'no' pile
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Kremlin-aligned body sensationally claims vote count was fixed to secure 'no' victory
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Meanwhile, the Chief Counting Officer declares a recount is forbidden, while footage of ballot stuffing appears to show her actively subverting the integrity of the vote. She has been involved in selecting voting systems for years.
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Workers marking ballots, ballots being switched,...as Stalin said, "It's not who votes, it's who counts the votes."
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While most would applaud you for performing your civic duty and educating the public about a dishonest politician, the New York State Board of Elections could now fine you at least $1,000.
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The stars of North Carolina's Moral Mondays movement took the stage on Labor Day at Charlotte's Marshall Park to condemn the state's record on voter suppression and racial profiling. Just a few hundred feet away, police cuffed and
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Two years after he was the Libertarian Party's presidential candidate, former Gov. Gary Johnson of New Mexico is launching a legal challenge to the Commission on Presidential Debates for excluding him from the debates.
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68% said members of Congress get re-elected because the election process is rigged to benefit incumbents. Only 9% said members of Congress win another term because they've done a good job. 23% are unsure.
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As embarrassing as it was for leaders of Nevada's Democratic Party who's candidate topping the ticket in November will be best known as the man who beat out 7 other contenders by finishing 2nd to "none of the above."
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A NYC Dept of Investigation implicated Charles Hynes, the Brooklyn district attorney, in the improper use of money seized from drug dealers and other criminal defendants to pay a political consultant more than $200,000
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What do you think of the non voting strategy?
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Tuesday night, Annette Bosworth lost the US Senate race she spent a year seeking. 12 hours later, she was arrested. Now Bosworth faces 12 felony charges that she lied on her petitions to get on the US Senate ballot.
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When the growth lobby's powerful political machine is dependent upon the outcome of key elections conrolled by their own elections department, consistently fair and verifiable elections are impossible without legal intervention. Richard Hernandez, t
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Republicans, Democrats less enthusiastic about voting
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Full Scope of Fraud Still Unclear as Commission Vows to Throw out Ballots
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There’s an unspoken storm brewing in the Republican Party—a storm whose seeds were planted in the first days of the 2012 Republican National Convention.
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The ACRU claims the county—which supported the re-election of President Obama by 83%--allegedly holds a 105 percent voter registration rate.
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Iowa and Colorado, typically battleground states in presidential and congressional campaigns, each have more registered voters than they have adults over the age of 18 living in the state, according to a conservative group’s analysis.
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Anyone With a Passport Could Vote
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ATS sues the city, which supports cameras and wants to keep them running, and asks a judge to grant an injunction. This excludes the sponsors of the ballot measure from the proceedings and ensures a win because the city's legal team throws the case.
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Transparency? Fair elections? Truth in media? Who controls? A government for and by the people? A come-from-behind Warren G. Harding victory?
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“They’re going to have to appoint the current mayor and council for 2 more years and they’ll advertise and have people elected” in the next election cycle 2 years from now. This is the 2nd cycle in a row the town has forgotten to hold an election.
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Subpoenas have been issued demanding correspondence and donor information of right-leaning organizations and individuals and raids have been conducted resulting in police taking computers and files in a secret investigation,
