Election officials
Coverage of Election officials in the Nexus archive.
- Trump administration threatens states with criminal charges in elections fight
The US Department of Justice sent letters to all 50 states and the District of Columbia, threatening criminal charges for officials if noncitizens vote. State officials criticized the federal demands for voter data as 'truly bizarre behavior' amid unproven claims about noncitizen voting.
- DOJ threatens criminal action against states that allow non-citizens to vote
The Justice Department's Civil Rights Division head sent letters to election officials in all 50 states, threatening criminal action if they knowingly allow non-U.S. citizens to vote.
- Election officials push to label AI-generated political campaign materials
Election officials are proposing to label AI-generated or AI-manipulated political campaign materials instead of banning their use. The initiative aims to address the use of AI in political messaging without an outright prohibition.
- SIR explained: What Telangana voters need to know
Telangana is conducting a door-to-door voter verification exercise called Special Intensive Revision (SIR). Election officials describe it as a routine effort to improve voter list accuracy, while political parties and electors have raised concerns about implementation and handling of voter data anomalies.
- Controversial billionaire tax proposal declared eligible for the November ballot
A controversial billionaire tax proposal has tentatively qualified for the November ballot after election officials verified petition signatures gathered by its supporters.
- Controversial billionaire tax proposal declared eligible for the November ballot
A controversial billionaire tax proposal has tentatively qualified for the November ballot after election officials verified petition signatures gathered by its supporters.
- Officials urge voters to get ready as ballots near delivery
Hawaii's Primary Election ballots will be mailed to voters on July 21. Election officials are working to enhance the in-person voting experience and address concerns about election security.
- Why counting votes in California takes long — here is what to expect
Election officials in California explain that the vote counting process will take several weeks as ballots are received, verified, and tabulated.
- Huge voter rush shakes up deadlocked 2026 governor and mayor race in LA County
A surge in voter activity is impacting the closely contested 2026 governor and mayor races in Los Angeles County. Election officials warned that results may not be available immediately as ballots are processed.
- California primary election enters final stretch as early voting continues
California's primary election is entering its final phase with over 600 voting centers open in Los Angeles County. Voters in Southern California are focusing on key races for governor and mayor, while election officials encourage early voting.
- Voter ID initiative qualifies for California’s November ballot, officials say
A proposed ballot initiative requiring Californians to present ID when voting and verify voter citizenship will appear on the November ballot, as announced by state officials. The initiative, which mandates election officials to confirm registered voters' U.S. citizenship, is set to be considered in the upcoming election.