102-year-old WWII veteran mistaken for dead, voter registration canceled
A 102-year-old World War II veteran found out he could no longer vote after he was mistakenly assumed dead and removed from ...
The Polk County Election Office is leaving its downtown space. Where will voters go?
The Polk County Election Office is trading its decades-old downtown location for a new headquarters on Des Moines' north side ...
102-year-old World War II veteran removed from voter rolls, mistaken for dead
A Stockton man recently found out he could no longer vote after an error in San Joaquin County marked him as being dead.
Wisconsin voters cast ballots under national spotlight to decide control of the state Supreme Court
Wisconsin voters began casting ballots Tuesday in a state Supreme Court election that has become a proxy for the nation's ...
Iowa review finds 35 noncitizens voted last fall. That is a tiny fraction of the ballots cast
A review of Iowa’s voter rolls shows 35 people who are not U.S. citizens were among more than 1.6 million Iowa voters who ...
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102-year-old World War II veteran removed from voter rolls in California, mistaken for dead
The 102-year-old Army veteran said the only elections he's missed was when he was fighting in World War II. Marvin Lykins wants San Joaquin County and California's secretary of state to know he will ...
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Editorial: On April 1, Chicago’s suburbs have their say at the ballot box. Here are the hot local issues.
Concerned about the future of American democracy? The vibrant elections in Chicago’s suburbs should encourage you.
End to countywide voting up for discussion
Just The Facts Additional facts regarding countywide voting, the elimination of countywide poll places, and other issues: — 14.9 million (83%) of registered voters in the state of Texas are voting at ...
Some voters are pushing back on lawmakers' efforts to overturn citizen ballot initiatives
The Ballot Initiative Strategy Center, which backs progressive ballot measures, is tracking about 100 active bills in 18 ...
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A tiny park has pitted Westwood neighbors against each other. Now it's on the ballot
After years of legal fights, Westwood residents are voting in a special election to decide the fate of Joe D. Dennis Park.