Election

Arizona Election Official to Sue Over Citizenship Verification, Potentially Impacting 97,000 Voters

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PHOENIX, Ariz. — An impending legal action by Maricopa County Recorder Stephen Richer could prevent nearly 100,000 Arizonans from participating in state and local elections this season. Richer plans to file a lawsuit contending that these individuals have not complied with state laws requiring documented proof of citizenship to vote in these elections. Arizona’s legislation differs for federal elections, wherein only an affirmation of U.S. citizenship is necessary. However, to partake in state and local ballots, more stringent requirements demand tangible citizenship documentation—often resulting from concerns related to noncitizen voting, despite it being a rare … Read more

Arizona Court Retains Jurisdiction Over Mark Meadows’s Election Charges, Federal Judge Decides

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Phoenix, AZ — In a pivotal ruling, a federal judge has decided that charges against Mark Meadows, the former White House Chief of Staff under President Donald Trump, will be adjudicated in Arizona’s state court. Meadows faces allegations linked to his involvement in efforts to overturn the 2020 presidential election results. The decision marks a significant development in ongoing legal battles against former officials of the Trump administration, accused of undermining the integrity of the electoral process. Meadows, who played a central role during Trump’s term, notably shifted his legal fight to a federal venue … Read more

Voting Machine Co-Founder Ordered to Testify in High-Stakes Lawsuit Involving Broadcast Network and Prominent Election Conspiracy Advocates

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WASHINGTON — A judge has ordered that James Hoover, co-founder of Dominion Voting Systems, must testify in a high-profile lawsuit that involves claims made against his company regarding the 2020 presidential election. The legal battle targets broadcaster One America News Network (OAN) and several prominent supporters of former President Donald Trump, including Patrick Byrne and Mike Lindell, who are accused of promoting unfounded election fraud theories. Federal Judge Moxila A. Upadhyaya ruled that Hoover’s deposition would be limited to three hours. The decision is part of the ongoing legal proceedings where Dominion seeks to hold … Read more

Jury to Rule on Alleged Election Intimidation by Trump Supporters in 2020 Campaign Bus Incident

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AUSTIN, Texas — A Texas jury is currently deliberating a case involving a convoy of then-President Donald Trump’s supporters, who allegedly used threatening tactics against a Biden-Harris campaign bus and its occupants in the days leading up to the 2020 Presidential Election. The incident occurred on a highway stretch between San Antonio and Austin and involved several vehicles that besieged the campaign bus, effectively hindering its passage and leading to the cancellation of a scheduled campaign event. The trial, which commenced on September 9, revisits the claims that the Trump supporters’ aggressive driving constituted a … Read more