New York Election Rules Could Change in 2027
New York lawmakers could revisit several election-related proposals in 2027, including changes to congressional redistricting, local Board of Elections administration, judicial candidate ballot access, and other election procedures. These potential…
New York Election Data Law Expands Public Access Under the Flateau Act
New York election authorities must now submit standardized election records to the New York State Board of Elections under the Dr. John L. Flateau Voting and Elections Database and Academic Center of New York Act. The law aims to improve transparency…
Florida Closed Primary Rules: Which Independent Voters Can Still Vote?
Florida is a closed primary state, but millions of voters who are not registered with a political party may still be eligible to vote in several important races during the Aug. 18 primary election. According to a report by USA TODAY Network – Florida,…
New York Elections and Redistricting Update: Key Changes Candidates Should Watch
New developments in New York elections could affect future campaigns, election administration, campaign finance compliance, and redistricting preparation across the state. According to a report by the New York Elections, Census & Redistricting…
Andy Beshear Says Aug. 3 Senate Vacancy Deadline Has No Legal Effect. Why Election Law Still Matters
Kentucky Gov. Andy Beshear says the widely discussed Aug. 3 deadline for replacing Sen. Mitch McConnell has no legal effect if a U.S. Senate vacancy occurs before the end of McConnell’s term. According to a report by People, Kentucky law does not set a…
New York Voters Support Open Primaries and Ballot Access Reform, Statewide Poll Finds
A growing majority of New York voters believe the state’s election system needs reform, with strong support for open primaries and easier ballot access for independent candidates. According to a report by Independent Voter News, a new statewide…
Federal Court Dismisses DOJ Lawsuit Seeking New York Voter Information
A federal court dismissed a U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) lawsuit that sought New York’s complete voter file. The decision marks an important moment in the debate over voter data, election administration, and state authority. According to a…
NYC Open Primaries Proposal Renews Debate Over Closed Primary Elections
The debate over NYC open primaries continues to gain momentum as election reform advocates push to replace New York City’s closed primary system with a model that would allow all registered voters to participate in municipal primary elections.…
NYC Open Primaries and Redistricting Battles Shape New York’s Election Landscape
New developments surrounding NYC open primaries and redistricting could significantly influence future elections, ballot access, and campaign strategy across New York City. According to a report by New York Elections, Census & Redistricting…
FEMA Election Security Funding Conditions Raise Questions for State Election Administration
New federal election security requirements tied to FEMA funding are drawing attention from election officials and policymakers across the country. According to a report by Democracy Docket, the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) has announced…
