Republicans seek to install ‘permanent election integrity infrastructure’ across US

Leading election denier promoting local groups to oversee' elections and determine if officials are friend or foe'

Hello, and Happy Thursday,

A few Fridays ago, I was sitting in a large hotel ballroom in downtown Raleigh, North Carolina, when a lawyer named Cleta Mitchell took the stage.

The US Supreme court will allow Louisiana to use a congressional map this year, even though a lower court found it discriminated against Black voters.

Tina Peters, a local clerk who faces criminal charges for allowing unauthorized access to voter equipment, lost her bid to be Colorado's top election official.

The January 6 committee has broken the mold of the typical congressional hearing to create something gripping.