Election

Alaska Judge Denies Voters the Right to Correct Absentee Ballot Errors, Sparking Debate Over Voting Rights and Election Integrity

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Anchorage, Alaska — An Alaska Superior Court judge has ruled that the state’s constitution does not require election officials to give voters a chance to correct absentee ballots with errors. The decision, delivered by Judge Yvonne Lamoureux in Anchorage on Friday, counters the efforts of various advocacy groups that argue such “ballot curing” procedures are essential to ensuring every vote counts. The ruling stems from a lawsuit brought by the Arctic Village Council, the League of Women Voters of Alaska, and two individual voters. These plaintiffs took legal action following the June 2022 special primary … Read more

Indian Interior Minister Vows to Expel Illegal Immigrants from New Delhi in Bold Election Promise

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NEW DELHI, India – In a bold electoral promise, India’s Interior Minister Amit Shah has vowed to remove all “illegal” immigrants from the capital if his party, the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP), is victorious in the upcoming provincial elections. Addressing a large audience at a recent rally, Shah critiqued the incumbent Delhi government for allegedly accommodating illegal migrants from Bangladesh and the Rohingya community, pledging a clean-up within two years of taking office. India and Bangladesh share a lengthy and porous border, making illegal immigration a longstanding and contentious issue in Indian politics. The BJP … Read more

Texas State Bar Drops Misconduct Case Against Attorney General Ken Paxton Regarding 2020 Election Claims

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AUSTIN, Texas — The Texas State Bar has decided to halt its disciplinary proceedings against Attorney General Ken Paxton, a Republican, in relation to his attempts to challenge the 2020 presidential election outcome. This decision effectively puts an end to the longstanding efforts to hold Paxton accountable for allegedly making fraudulent claims during a lawsuit that sought to contest President Joe Biden’s win against former President Donald Trump. Court documents released Wednesday show that this termination was influenced by a recent judgment from the Texas Supreme Court, which last month found that Paxton’s principal deputy … Read more

Local Attorney Sisto Declares Bid for Judicial Seat in Upcoming Election

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Huntingdon, PA – Local attorney Patricia Sisto has officially declared her intention to run for the position of judge in the Huntingdon County Court of Common Pleas. The announcement came earlier this week as Sisto expressed her commitment to serving the community with integrity and a deep respect for the judicial system. Sisto, well-known in the region for her legal expertise and community involvement, cites her extensive experience in law and her active participation in various civic matters as the bedrock of her candidacy. With a legal career spanning over two decades, she has represented … Read more