The Washington State Republican Party (WAGOP) has put forward an initiative attempting to support election integrity and require proof of citizenship to vote.
South Korea’s political crisis deepened as more than 15 million citizens cast early ballots in the high-stakes June 3 presidential election to replace former President Yoon Suk-yeol. Early voting concluded Friday, with nearly 35 percent of the electorate participating. The massive turnout reflects widespread anxiety over the nation’s future after months of political turmoil, martial law threats, and legal chaos.
President Donald Trump’s landmark tax and spending bill passed the House early Thursday morning by the narrowest of margins—215 to 214—after a chaotic all-night session. But the razor-thin victory could have been more comfortable if one Republican hadn’t dozed off during the vote.
Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton announced indictments and arrests for several public officials for matters related to election crimes and a vote-harvesting scheme.
In a major win for religious freedom and parental rights, the Kansas Legislature has overridden Democratic Governor Laura Kelly’s veto of House Bill 2311, a measure designed to protect foster families from being forced to compromise their deeply held religious beliefs to participate in the state’s foster care system.
Progressive author Matthew Yglesias, who advocates for tripling the U.S. population to 1 billion through mass migration, is asking his readers for ideas on how to push the unpopular policy past voters.
An employee of Connecticut's Department of Mental Health and Addiction Services has been accused of changing voter registration cards in the weeks leading up to the 2024 election.
