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Plaintiffs claim Chouteau County commission elections dilute Native votes
Two Native American voters in the Chippewa Cree Tribe are suing Chouteau County for minimizing the impact of Native voters' voices in local elections. They say at-large elections prevent Native ... Read More
Trump's plan to ban mail-in ballots would exclude more Native voters, activists say
President Donald Trump's recent attack on mail-in ballots concerned Indigenous activists, who see it as another attempt to reduce Native turnout. An executive order earlier this year already raised ... Read More
Why voter turnout is low in Alabama’s municipal elections
MONTGOMERY, Ala. (WIAT) — Communities across Alabama saw some competitive races for mayor and other offices this year. With fewer people at the polls, state leaders say outreach should remain a focus ... Read More
Ahead of 2026 midterms, courts rule on key NC election practices
On Monday, however, a three-judge panel issued a ruling in the legislature’s favor, writing that the plaintiffs failed to prove “beyond a reasonable doubt” that lawmakers enacted the amendments “with ... Read More
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