ELECTIONS

On Tuesday, the House Administration Committee voted on party lines to eliminate the Election Assistance Commission (EAC), an agency formed specifically to ensure the integrity of elections.

The president has made numerous false claims. Why is he rejecting many traditional sources of objective knowledge?

Distrust in government, media and the political process in general has reportedly eroded the U.S.' democracy.

Republican claims of voter fraud usually precede efforts to make voting more difficult.

Studies have found just a few dozen instances of voter fraud over more than a decade of elections.

“What we discovered is we do not have a system that we can trust,” the 66-year-old former Green Party presidential candidate said Wednesday.

Gov. John Hickenlooper signed two ballot measures into law Tuesday that allow unaffiliated voters to cast their ballots in primaries without declaring party affiliation.

The process of American democracy will be playing out in real time on Monday.

The FBI reportedly agrees with the CIA's assessment that Russia intervened with the U.S. elections in order to help Donald Trump win the presidency.

The Detroit News reported Tuesday optical scanners in 37 percent of Detroit precincts registered more ballots cast than the number of voters recorded in poll books.

Jammeh has 60 days to vacate his post after the election.

Green Party nominee Jill Stein has led the charge that Russia launched a cyber-attack that swayed the presidential election in favor of President-elect Donald Trump.

Pennsylvania's attorney general wants to halt recount efforts in Pennsylvania.

The machines may throw any recount efforts into questionable territory.

The attempted breach occurred Nov. 15 and was traced to a Homeland Security IP address.

A federal judge in Pennsylvania green lighted Green Party candidate Jill Stein's recount effort in the state, but two judges in Michigan left that state's outcome less clear.

The federal appeals court upheld a lower court ruling ordering the recount while the state court said the Board of Canvassers should have denied the petition.

The electors filed suit challenging a state law that compels them to vote for the winner of the popular vote, saying it violates their First Amendment rights as well as the 12th and 14th amendments.

Donald Trump won the majority of votes in Florida, but voters say hacks on voting machines and other illegal activities at polling places statewide cost Hillary Clinton the election.

The president of the German foreign intelligence agency believes Russian hackers will turn their attention toward Europe and especially Germany following attempts to impact U.S. elections.

Jill Stein's efforts to recount votes in three states are more about an analysis of the integrity of the presidential election than anything.