Republican Sheriff Chad Bianco reportedly stole more than half a million ballots.

The Department of Homeland Security said it found 16,000 noncitizen voters in one state—but didn’t get a single name right.

The high court declines to let Trump blow up the midterms, but this should have been a unanimous decision.

Investigators are illegally accessing state voter rolls—and likely flagging U.S. citizens as “unlawful voters” in a rushed attempt to meet their quotas, a whistleblower warns.

Personnel trained to streamline the system have been suddenly reassigned to tend to administration priorities that can best be described as “spectral.”

It’s only cheating when Democrats do it—apparently.

The Justice Department can’t get a single win in its quest to obtain states’ voter rolls.

The Trump administration is getting new voter data from states in its attempt to take over elections.

The Texas attorney general and Republican Senate candidate allegedly voted in six elections while registered at an address where he does not live.

The Texas attorney general (and Republican nominee for Senate) stormed out of the room when asked about his alleged voter fraud.

One allegedly forged signatures in order to get on the ballot, while others are accused of producing a fake guide for voters.

The voter fraud call was coming from inside the house, it seems.

Senate Republicans are blocking efforts to stop President Trump from using the military to seize ballots, voting machines, or other election materials.

“They had agents all across the state going to civil rights leaders’ and community leaders’ doors intimidating them.”

The Department of Justice is targeting California after Trump accused the state of “cheating.”

Donald Trump accused Maryland of election fraud.

Some members of the GOP think it will fail.

Harry Wait was found guilty by a jury of his peers.

It’s only “cheating” when Democrats do it, apparently.

The House speaker is unable to share even one real-life example of voter fraud that the SAVE Act would have stopped.