Delays in California elections linked to mail voting system, expert indicates
California’s Unresolved Election Results Attributed to Vote-by-Mail System Election law expert Hans von Spakovsky pointed out that the ongoing uncertainty surrounding California’s election results stems from the state’s vote-by-mail system. This ongoing process permits votes to be verified and counted even days, or sometimes weeks, after Election Day. According to von Spakovsky, ballots from the […]
$2B fund from Trump continues to pose a challenge to ICE package as Senate voting begins
Senate Votes on Border and ICE Funding Package President Donald Trump’s substantial immigration enforcement proposal, totaling nearly $70 billion, is now faced with uncertainty as it enters a lengthy Senate voting process that could jeopardize the entire bill. The primary concern revolves around the now-defunct $2 billion “anti-weaponization” fund from the Department of Justice, which […]
Sen. Bernie Moreno: ‘There Are Lessons’ to Take from Colombia’s Election System with Voter ID and No Mail-In Voting
Following his observations at Colombia’s presidential election on Sunday, Senator Bernie Moreno (R-Ohio) commended the country’s voting system, labeling it as “world class” and suggesting it could serve as a model for the U.S. In a media call on Tuesday, Sen. Moreno shared insights from his experience, especially in light of outgoing President Gustavo Petro’s […]
The decline of ranked-choice voting continues.
Challenges Facing Ranked Choice Voting This year has not been kind to ranked choice voting (RCV). RCV lets voters rank candidates instead of selecting just one. Multiple rounds of counting take place, adjusting rankings as needed, and “exhausted” ballots are set aside to find the winner. There’s a growing backlash against this voting method—lawmakers, courts, […]
Case of deceased voter linked to Illinois official raises wider issues about mail-in voting
Calls for Resignation Over Alleged Voting Fraud in Illinois The chairman of the Illinois Republican Party, Bob Grogan, is urging a Democratic city council member from Waukegan to step down. This appeal follows allegations that Councilwoman Sylvia Sims Bolton submitted a mail-in ballot belonging to her late mother. Conservatives view this incident as indicative of […]
Upset voters criticize voting irregularities in LA
As concerns about government spending and inefficiencies rise in California, many voters in Los Angeles express diminishing trust in their elected officials to manage taxpayer money effectively as the 2026 elections approach. In response to whether Californians still trust their leaders, one voter simply stated “no,” pointing out that “if you evaluate the last four […]
Illinois official accused of voting using deceased mother’s name
Waukegan Councilwoman Accused of Election Fraud City Councilwoman Sylvia Sims Bolton, who serves Waukegan’s 1st Ward, is facing allegations from authorities that she submitted a mail-in ballot using her late mother’s name during the 2026 Illinois primary election. According to the charges, which include a felony count of mutilating election materials and a misdemeanor count […]
Texas Democrat Talarico alleges that voting regulations are unfair before the Paxton election.
Texas Senate Candidate James Talarico Discusses Election Challenges James Talarico, a Texas Democratic candidate for the U.S. Senate, expressed concerns that state laws might hinder his chances of becoming the first Democrat to secure a statewide office since 1994. In a recent podcast discussion, Talarico remarked, “It means we probably need to win by a […]
JJ Redick of the Lakers placed 7th in the Coach of the Year voting
The NBA Postseason Awards: A Time for Debate The NBA’s awards season is often a contentious moment in the league’s calendar. Not only the results themselves stir debate, but the voting outcomes for various awards do too. Lakers fans are fiercely defending Luka Doncic, arguing he deserved a higher spot—perhaps even fourth place or better—in […]
Pastor states that the Supreme Court’s decision on the Voting Rights Act is a step forward, not an act of racism.
The Supreme Court’s recent decision regarding the Voting Rights Act didn’t disenfranchise any black voters. Instead, it began dismantling the practice where politicians and activists manipulated demographics to create oddly shaped voting districts, all under the guise of fairness. I’ve noticed how Congressional maps have become increasingly absurd over the years. They twist and turn […]