A conservative nonprofit alleged that Pennsylvania failed to maintain accurate voter rolls and that 277,768 voters are ineligible in this election cycle. A federal judge has denied a request from a conservative nonprofit organization to prevent over a quarter-million allegedly inactive voters from participating in the upcoming presidential election in Pennsylvania. On Nov. 4, Judge
The Milwaukee Elections Commission is accused of arbitrarily limiting the number of poll observer to two at multiple sites during in-person absentee voting. The Republican National Committee has filed a lawsuit against the Milwaukee Elections Commission, alleging it has illegally restricted poll watcher access. A Nov. 4 complaint, filed at the Milwaukee County Circuit Court
A court-ordered extension for receiving late absentee ballots in Cobb County has been overturned, keeping deadline for submitting ballots to Election Day. The Georgia Supreme Court has ruled that Cobb County may not accept absentee ballots after Election Day, overturning a lower court decision that extended the ballot receipt deadline to Nov. 8 for over
After the Biden-Harris administration outlined strict eco-friendly eligibility rules for its lucrative $100 billion hydrogen production tax credit late last year, it immediately touted a passionate endorsement from the Pennsylvania-based energy corporation Air Products. “[These rules] will be essential to delivering real emissions reductions, creating the stimulus for broader investments across the hydrogen value chain,
State officials said that state laws define who can be present at voting sites and that the list does not include federal personnel. Missouri state officials filed a lawsuit on Monday to prevent the U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) from sending federal personnel to monitor polling places on Election Day. The legal action, filed by
ATLANTA—Voters in Georgia have been inundated with appeals for their support—campaign rallies, texts, and calls encouraging them to donate to one candidate or the other, and perpetual advertisements—for months now. Billboards, yard signs, and bumper stickers expressing support for one candidate or the other litter Buckhead, a neighborhood to the north of Atlanta’s city center.
California’s largest teachers’ union has poured unprecedented amounts of campaign dollars into local affiliates trying to boot conservative board members in school districts that have become battlegrounds for gender ideology policies, according to a Washington Free Beacon review of campaign finance disclosures. The California Teachers Association has given some $213,000 to four local unions that are fighting