The legislation arose after Robert F. Kennedy Jr.’s failed attempts to get off the presidential ballot in 2024.

There are reasons to keep a close eye on how this unfolds. But historically, monitoring efforts have been routine and uneventful — a normal part of how our democracy safeguards itself.

The case comes amid nationwide debate over whether there are enough safeguards to prevent noncitizens from casting ballots.

Lydia McComas, 28, decided in college that she wanted to work in elections, and focused her education around that goal.

Meanwhile, election officials are voicing concern about the reliability of the federal database that the state used to screen ...

In the lead-up to the 2024 presidential election, workers with an Arizona-based consulting firm conducting a voter ...

A forthcoming Democratic proposal would move the state’s primary elections earlier, Sen. Sam Singh says, but wouldn’t change ...

GOP lawmakers are backing a resolution demanding that the state turn over the file, without any redactions. Rep. Joe Fox, the ...