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The ‘Cost’ of Voting in America: A Look at Where It’s Easiest and Hardest

New Hampshire and Mississippi are at the bottom. Oregon and Washington are the top. For the first time since the 2020 election, researchers ranked all 50 states based on how easy it is for a voter to cast a ballot. → Read More

Videos Show Trump Allies Handling Georgia Voting Equipment

The footage raises new questions about efforts by Trump affiliates in a number of swing states to gain access to and copy sensitive voting software after the 2020 election. → Read More

Justice Dept. Sues Arizona Over Voting Restrictions

It is the third time the Justice Department under Attorney General Merrick B. Garland has sued a state over its voting laws. → Read More

How Trump’s 2020 Election Lies Have Gripped State Legislatures

A Times review of legislative votes and records reveals how lies about the 2020 election took hold in statehouses, driving efforts to unravel a free and fair election. → Read More

Arizona Passes Proof-of-Citizenship Law for Voting in Presidential Elections

Voting rights groups said the legislation signed into law by Gov. Doug Ducey, a Republican, could prevent tens of thousands of people from voting for president. → Read More

Maryland Judge Throws Out Democrats’ Congressional Redistricting Map

The ruling, in which the judge said Democrats had drawn an “extreme gerrymander,” was the first time this redistricting cycle that the party’s maps had been rejected in court. → Read More

What the Trump Documents Might Tell the Jan. 6 Committee

Following last week’s Supreme Court ruling, the House panel has received material that it hopes could flesh out how the attack on the Capitol came about. → Read More

Voting Rights Groups Skipping Biden’s Speech in Georgia Over Inaction

Stacey Abrams, the Democratic candidate for governor, also will not be there, but she cited a scheduling conflict. → Read More

Justice Dept. Sues Texas Over Voting Restrictions

The department argued that a major voting law passed by Republicans would disenfranchise several groups of vulnerable Texans. → Read More

How Texas Plans to Make Its House Districts Even Redder

The new district lines proposed by Texas Republicans aim to lock in the party’s advantage in Washington over the next decade by building on a previously gerrymandered map. → Read More

‘Stop the Steal’ Movement Races Forward, Ignoring Arizona Humiliation

As a Republican review of 2020 votes in Arizona sputtered to a close, Donald Trump and his allies signaled that their attack on the election, and their drive to reshape future elections, were far from over. → Read More

Republican Review of Arizona Vote Fails to Show Stolen Election

The much criticized review showed much the same results as in November, with 99 more Biden votes and 261 fewer Trump ones. → Read More

End of Walkout Splits Texas Democrats: ‘We Feel Betrayed and Heartbroken’

The return of three absent Democrats injected a new wave of uncertainty into the national battle over voting rights. → Read More

Texas Democrats Plan to Flee State to Highlight G.O.P. Voting Restrictions

The move would be an attempt to become national symbols in the fight for voting rights, as Republicans in the state move ahead with a bill that would impose new limits on casting a ballot. → Read More

Texas Democrats Weigh Options for Blocking Voting Bill, Including Flight

Some Democrats want to flee the state to deny Republicans a quorum and prevent a vote on stringent new restrictions on voting. Others want to fight on procedural grounds. → Read More

Proving Racist Intent: Democrats Face High New Bar in Opposing Voting Laws

Democrats and voting rights groups say they can no longer count on the federal courts, including the Supreme Court, to serve as a backstop for preventing racially discriminatory voting restrictions. → Read More

Texas Republicans Finalize Major Bill of Voting Limits

The bill, which would make already stringent voting rules in Texas even tougher, is likely to pass both chambers of the Legislature. Gov. Greg Abbott is expected to sign it. → Read More

Long After Trump’s Loss, a Push to Inspect Ballots Persists

Efforts to review 2020 ballots in Georgia and Arizona reflect the staying power of Donald Trump’s falsehoods, and Democrats fear that the findings could be twisted by Republicans. → Read More

Exchange Over ‘Purity’ of Vote Puts Texas G.O.P. Firebrand in Spotlight

Briscoe Cain stumbled through questions about “purity of the ballot box” language in Texas’ voting bill, acknowledging he was unaware that it evoked Jim Crow policies of the past. He is the bill’s sponsor. → Read More

Live Updates: Florida Enacts Voting Restrictions; Texas Moves to Follow

Gov. Ron DeSantis signs Florida’s measure into law, allowing only Fox News access to the signing. The Texas House is debating one of the nation’s most sweeping voter bills. A senior State Department official said the U.S. could return to the Iran nuclear deal within weeks. → Read More