Voter ID Ballot Measures Take Center Stage in 2026 Elections
Voters across the United States are considering an unusually large number of voter ID ballot measures in 2026, with questions about identification, citizenship verification and election procedures appearing on statewide ballots. According to a report by…
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…
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,…
Alaska Voters to Decide Whether to Restore Campaign Contribution Limits
Alaska voters will soon decide whether to reinstate campaign contribution limits after four years of unlimited donations to candidates and political groups. According to a report by Anchorage Daily News, Ballot Measure 1 will appear on the Aug. 18…
Pennsylvania’s Unlimited Campaign Contributions Fuel ‘Wild West’ Fundraising Debate
Pennsylvania remains one of the few states without limits on how much individuals and organizations can donate directly to political campaigns, creating what critics describe as a “Wild West” campaign finance environment. According to a…
Lobbying and Campaign Finance Deadlines in August 2026: What NYC Candidates Need to Know
Campaigns, political committees, and lobbying organizations face a series of important campaign finance deadlines and compliance requirements throughout August 2026. According to a report by MultiState, lobbying disclosure reports are due in multiple…
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…
Oregon Seeks Public Feedback on New Campaign Expenditure Rules
Oregon election officials are seeking public input on proposed campaign expenditure limits and disclosure rules that would implement a major campaign finance law passed by the state Legislature. According to a report by KOBI-TV NBC5, the Oregon Elections…
North Carolina Senate Advances Election Rule Changes Affecting Early Voting and Campaign Finance
The North Carolina Senate has approved a wide-ranging package of election rule changes that would modify early voting, campaign finance transparency, ballot challenges, voter roll maintenance, and post-election audits. According to a report by WRAL News,…
