Ballotpedia
Coverage of Ballotpedia in the Nexus archive.
- Election 2026: Can you take a selfie with your ballot? It depends on state
The legality of taking a selfie with a ballot varies by state in the U.S. Fifteen states explicitly prohibit ballot selfies, while 27 allow them, and four restrict them to absentee or mail-in voting. The debate centers on voting secrecy laws and free speech concerns, with some states adjusting rules to address social media trends.
- Voter guide 2026: Frequently asked questions about voting
The article provides a nonpartisan voter guide for Michigan's 2026 elections, addressing how to combat misinformation through verified sources and laws against AI-generated disinformation. It also outlines resources for voters with disabilities, including accessible absentee ballot options and assistance guidelines.
- Trump-backed mortgage banker defeats pilot in GOP primary runoff to replace Wesley Hunt
Trump-backed Republican Jon Bonck won the GOP runoff for Texas’ 38th Congressional District, defeating pilot Shelly deZevallos. He will face Democrat Melissa McDonough in November, with Republicans heavily favored in the solidly Republican district. The race became an open-seat contest after Rep. Wesley Hunt pursued a U.S. Senate bid.