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Controversial Election Proposals Likely to be Considered by Albany Legislators in 2027

Late Nominations Under New York Election Law Remain a Trap

New Law Gives New York State Legislature the Ability to Write Ballot Language for Referenda on Constitutional Amendments

Old North State Report – July 31, 2026

UPCOMING EVENTS August 31, 2026: Thinkers Lunch – Political Reporter Roundtable October 15, 2026: NC Professional Lobbyists Association Annual Meeting October 22, 2026: Associatio...

108: Election Special!

Summer of 2026 is upon us, and election season is kicking off as spirited candidates, trusted election authorities, and municipalities across Illinois seek to address a host of com...

Supreme Court Strikes Down Federal Limits on Coordinated Party Spending: What NRSC v. FEC Means for State Law

NC Senate advances controversial but slimmed-down elections change bill

The North Carolina Senate Elections Committee advanced a pair of election law bills Tuesday, drawing mixed reactions from voting rights advocates. The first bill, House Bill 834, r...

Time to Update Your Bylaws: What Florida Nonprofits Need to Know About HB 797

On July 1, 2026, Florida House Bill 797 (CS/CS/HB 797) took effect, modernizing Chapter 617 of the Florida Statutes (the state’s primary body of law governing nonprofit corporation...

Good government groups urge candidates to support election integrity

NYPIRG’s Legislative Director Blair Horner discussed the issues with Capital Tonight.

PLP Election- Dickinson Files Legal Action

PLP Election- Dickinson Files Legal Action

State Board of Elections proposes new campaign finance rules

The North Carolina State Board of Elections (SBE) has proposed a series of campaign finance rules and amendments. Brief summaries of the proposals are below, along with information...

Gerrymander Wars: Outlook for the 2026 Midterm House Elections

The Legislative Junk Drawer: Clearing Out Outdated Laws

Several Midwestern states held primary elections last week, reminding me once again of the importance of voting. No matter what level of government – county, state or federal – cas...

Judge pauses new Kansas election law that prevented three-day grace period for advance ballots

TOPEKA (KSNT) – A local judge has granted a temporary injunction Thursday halting a newly passed and controversial Kansas voting law from applying to upcoming elections. A judge in...

NC Senate approves controversial elections bill along party lines

The NC Senate moved swiftly to pass two elections bills Tuesday that would alter many aspects of voting from registration to ballot counting.  Republicans said the changes would en...

Quorum Forum Podcast Ep. 108: Election Special!

Ancel Glink released Quorum Forum Podcast Episode 108: Quorum Forum 108: Election Special! Summer of 2026 is upon us, and election season is kicking off as spirited candidates, tru...

Public Comment on House Bill 958: “Election Law Changes”

The following is my prepared public comment presented on House Bill 958, “Election Law Changes,” at the July 28 meeting of the North Carolina Senate Committee on Elections: I am An...

State Attorneys General Elections in 2026 – A State-by-State Analysis

DOJ to monitor upcoming elections

M.D. Kittle writes for the Federalist about the Justice Department’s plans for keeping tabs on upcoming elections. Last month, Assistant Attorney General for the Civil Rights Divis...

NC House approves election changes, budget additions over critics’ objections

North Carolina House Republicans on Tuesday approved wide-ranging changes to the conduct of elections, pushing past Democrats’ objections.   The House approved House Bill 958  in a...

Lawmakers clash over Kansas constitutional amendment that aims to end non-citizen voting

TOPEKA (KSNT) — There is another constitutional amendment on the Kansas ballot in November, as Republicans continue to try and crack down on non-citizen voting. On April 10, 2025,...

NJ Gov: 6,000 Non-Citizens Registered to Vote. Registration Failure Demands Accountability—Not Political Spin.

State lawmakers expect to change election tiebreaker procedure next session

Hawaii lawmakers are seeking to change state law following the rare use of a random drawing to break election ties in two West Oahu primary races.

After lawsuit, Kentucky updates rule to match voter registration with out-of-state records

Suit was filed by Kentuckians for the Commonwealth