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From California to Florida, Republicans who backed Trump’s false claims about the 2020 election are running for office.

The group defines an election denier as someone who “participated in spreading Donald Trump’s lie about the 2020 election, refused to certify the results of that election, or attempted to overturn ...

Democrats, election officials and voting rights groups have long wondered whether President Donald Trump, upon his return to ...

A lawsuit by the Justice Department challenging a potential narrow loss by the GOP Senate incumbent in Alaska reflects a new ...

Election officials told the Daily Mail the threat landscape is profoundly different than it was several years earlier - ...

One of Gadi Eisenkot’s strongest electoral assets is a simple, undeniable fact: He is not Benjamin Netanyahu. And for many ...

The state Senate yesterday attempted to pass legislation extending the existing ban on state and local law enforcement from ...

Election disinformation aimed at Chinese-speaking voters is moving from China’s biggest digital hub, WeChat (Weixin, in ...

When President Donald Trump signals he might not accept the result of an election, he’s worth taking seriously.

Democrats hold leads outside the margin of error in Senate races in Texas and Michigan, and slimmer leads in Maine and Kansas ...

The latest poll of Maine’s top-of-the-ticket races found Democrat Troy Jackson and U.S. Sen. Susan Collins, R-Maine, remain ...