Pennsylvania Senate Race Moves to ‘Toss Up’ as Dem Bob Casey Loses Ground: Cook Political Report

Pennsylvania’s Senate race has shifted from “lean Democrat” to a “toss up” as incumbent Sen. Bob Casey (D.) loses ground to his Republican challenger Dave McCormick just two weeks before Election Day, according to the Cook Political Report. Cook stated that the race is now competitive enough to be considered a “toss up,” adding that

Michigan judge rebuffs GOP bid to block some overseas, military family ballots

A Michigan judge on Monday rejected a Republican effort to set aside ballots from some overseas voters who cast their votes in the key Midwestern battleground. Judge Sima Patel wrote that the Republican effort came too close to Election Day, calling it an “11th hour attempt to disenfranchise” voters who include the families of those

Arkansas Supreme Court Blocks Marijuana Ballot Measure

The Arkansas Supreme Court has blocked votes from being counted for a November ballot initiative that would expand marijuana access. The Arkansas Supreme Court has blocked a proposed state constitutional amendment that would have expanded access to marijuana, citing misleading language that was not clear to voters as the key reason for barring the Secretary

DOJ Deploys District Elections Officers to Handle ‘Threats’ and ‘Intimidation’ at Polls

‘The Department will address these violations wherever they occur,” the DOJ said. The U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) has announced the deployment of district elections officers to handle reports of intimidation and threats, fraud, and other election irregularities as part of the Election Day program. Multiple news releases from the DOJ were sent last week