An investigation by County Attorney Rachel Mitchell confirmed eight noncitizens voted in past elections following a system glitch at the Arizona MVD.

A Maricopa County Attorney’s Office investigation found that eight non-citizens voted in Maricopa County elections due to a “systemic flaw” with driver’s licenses and the voter registration process.

Foreign nationals are spending large amounts of money to influence ballot issues in Arizona and other states across the ...

Salisbury officials are backing away from using special elections to fill City Council vacancies, citing logistical ...

General elections for the Ohio House of Representatives will take place on Nov. 3. The primary was on May 5. Heading into the election, Republicans have a 64-34 majority, with one vacancy. All ...

Local election board members across North Carolina have promoted conspiracy theories, including the lie that the 2020 ...

Christiane Vinette Young, 75, an illegal alien from Canada, was charged by information with three counts of voting by an ...

Los Angeles County voters face four runoff contests for Superior Court seats on Nov. 3, deciding who will preside over ...

Mittal has not named her constituency so far. Chhanbey is being discussed as a possible option because of her earlier posting ...

The country’s early parliamentary elections won’t end its crisis or defuse Vucic’s troubles, analysts say.

Thousands of people staged a cheerful welcome in a central Serbian town for a group of university students at the end of ...