Almost every state has laws concerning voter challenges to ensure elections remain fair and guarantee that only eligible voters cast ballots.

How do election officials cope with emergencies? By following state laws; looking ahead with continuity of operations plans, also known as COOPs; focusing on practical measures such as protecting supplies, equipment, power and internet...

Arizona voters who want to cast ballots in state races can be required to show documentary proof of citizenship when they register to vote, the U.S. Supreme Court ruled.

With this year’s election nearing, state lawmakers respond to concerns about the use of funding and artificial intelligence in political campaigns.

Misinformation can target any aspect of elections, but when it comes to when, where and how to vote—that information is either right or wrong. A lawmaker offers tips on how to make sure the public gets reliable information.

In November, 5,836 legislative seats, or about 79% of the nation’s total, are up for reelection. But, with many legislatures run by one party or the other, that doesn’t mean control of the chambers themselves is likely to change.