Elections

El-Sayed says he spoke to Obama, hopes he will campaign for him

South Carolina GOP Senate race for Lindsey Graham's seat tightens ahead of primary

Sen. Darline Graham Nordone was appointed by the governor of the South Carolina to serve the rest of her brother's term

Former DNC vice chair David Hogg warns moderate Democrats that they have the wrong values

Hogg made waves last year for launching a $20 million effort that supports more than a dozen primary challenges against Democratic members of Congress he accused of being asleep at the wheel.

Poll: 74% support Florida property tax amendment

A poll released this month shows 74% of respondents support the proposal to significantly reduce or eliminate property taxes on homesteaded residences.

Pennsylvania House Speaker seeks 'full audit' of election returns before certification

Pennsylvania senate majority leader says it's too early to tell if the secretary of state's handling of the rejected mail-in ballots on the county level will have a significant impact on the vote count in the state.

Elections

Philly election employee: 'No matter how many times you ask questions' the 'orange guy still lost'

Philadelphia County is one of the Pennsylvania counties still in the process of counting votes.

Elections

Detroit city worker blows whistle, claims ballots were ordered backdated, FBI probing

First specific allegation in Michigan of systemic acts of voting fraud.

Elections

A supporter of U.S. president Donald Trump holds a sign during a protest outside the Philadelphia Convention center.

Philly's long history of corruption includes judge convicted of bribery to cast fraudulent ballots

Just six months ago, a former Philadelphia Judge of Elections was convicted for his role in accepting bribes to cast fraudulent ballots and certifying false voting results during the 2014, 2015, and 2016 primary elections.

Elections

Michigan county flips back to Trump following election software update

Reliably GOP county had originally swung to Biden.

Elections

Partial tally of rejected Pa. mail ballots raises questions, as observers await final data

A historically average rate of rejected mail-in ballots in this year's election in the state could significantly erode Joe Biden's lead over President Trump.