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American State Elections articles on Democracy Chronicles
American state elections are known as the laboratories of the democracy. State legislatures, governors, judges and many other positions are determined by election depending on state laws. Also see our section on American democracy and our articles on American State Elections.
Google, YouTube Outline Plans For Midterm Elections
Google’s YouTube has highlighted the resources at its disposal to fight political misinformation during the upcoming 2022 midterms.
Change To Florida’s Ballot Signature Review Creates Headaches
Florida’s Senate Bill 90 has a clause that expands the public’s ability to weigh in on the approval of signatures for mail-in votes.
Study: Capacity To Influence Voters Small, Decreases As Vote Approaches
The ability of political campaigns to sway voters is limited in partisan general elections and decreases more as election day draws near.
Can Computer Simulations Help Fix Democracy?
A technological revolution has made it harder for politicians to get away with gerrymandering. But there could be a glitch.
Cyber Sleuths Take Aim At Election Disinformation
Despite continued election conspiracy claims, security experts who have spent years uncovering voting system problems are still at it.
Threats Against Election Workers Occurring Across Texas
Texas is experiencing threats against county clerks and election officials as the midterm election on November 8 approaches.
Independent State Legislatures And Presidential Elections
What is the independent state legislature theory,…how would it impact the….counting of electoral votes under the Electoral Count Act?
Michigan Officials Detail a Brazen Voting Machine Scheme
The Michigan attorney general’s office discovered attempts to induce county clerks in three counties to turn up election equipment.
4 States To Use Gerrymandered Maps Ruled Illegal
Despite judges opposing racially biased maps in Alabama, Georgia, Louisiana, and Ohio, these states are going ahead with these maps.