Voting

Brazos County Election Official Raises Concerns Over New Voting Laws Amid Staffing Challenges

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Brazos County, Texas — Concerns are rising over new election laws that could complicate the voting process in the area, as highlighted by County Elections Administrator Trudy Hancock during a recent commissioners court meeting. Hancock emphasized the potential challenges posed by two significant changes: Executive Order 14248 from former President Donald Trump and Senate Bill 2753 enacted by the Texas Legislature. Hancock pointed out key provisions of Executive Order 14248, which includes guidelines regarding voting systems. The order states that ballots should not embed votes within barcodes or quick response codes in the counting process, … Read more

Judge Overturns VB City Council’s 10-1 Voting System Decision, Sparking Community Debate

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Virginia Beach, Virginia, is facing uncertainty following a recent court ruling that invalidated the City Council’s decision to adopt a 10-district voting system. This ruling has immediate implications for local elections and governance, affecting how residents will engage in the democratic process in future elections. The controversial voting system was designed to ensure better representation for all areas of the city, particularly minority communities. However, a judge determined that the process leading to this decision was flawed, prompting questions about the legitimacy of the council’s vote. Key stakeholders, including local political leaders and community organizations, … Read more

New Laws Unveiled: Key Reforms in Insurance, Voting, and Education Set to Transform Louisiana on Tuesday

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BATON ROUGE, La. — A series of new laws aimed at revamping insurance policies, enhancing voting transparency, and improving educational standards will take effect on Tuesday. Among the most significant changes are measures designed to alleviate the financial burdens of high insurance rates faced by homeowners and motorists. A new law targeting distracted driving mandates that drivers refrain from using their mobile devices behind the wheel, a move anticipated to help lower auto insurance premiums over time. Additionally, those injured in car accidents will now be required to provide evidence of their injuries before insurance … Read more

MyPillow CEO Faces Defamation Verdict After Accusing Former Employee of Fraud in Voting Equipment Controversy

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MINNEAPOLIS — A jury has concluded that the founder of MyPillow, Mike Lindell, defamed a former employee of a major voting equipment company in a case that has drawn significant attention. The lawsuit centered on claims made by Lindell following the 2020 presidential election. He accused the employee of wrongdoing related to alleged fraud in the election, despite lacking evidence to support these assertions. The former employee argued that Lindell’s statements had harmful repercussions, impacting both their personal and professional life. During the trial, evidence presented included a series of public statements made by Lindell, … Read more