Friday, Aug 28

A federal judge temporarily blocks new rules for mail voting implemented by the Trump administration ahead of the crucial midterm elections.

Wednesday, Aug 26

Democratic-led states renew legal challenges against Trump's mail-in voting restrictions ahead of November elections as federal judge lifts obstacles.

Tuesday, Aug 25

The Supreme Court allows Trump to advance his mail-in voting restrictions, igniting debates and potential legal battles as midterms approach.

Thursday, Jun 25

A federal judge blocks Trump's executive order aimed at tightening mail-in voting rules and creating a federal voter list ahead of November elections.

Tuesday, Jun 23

A federal judge ruled against the Trump administration's use of a revamped immigration database for verifying voter eligibility, citing privacy concerns.

Wednesday, Jun 03

The Supreme Court allows Alabama to employ a congressional map favoring Republicans, amidst concerns of racial discrimination.

Friday, May 29

A US judge has allowed Trump's executive order on mail-in voting, raising concerns over potential voter disenfranchisement ahead of midterm elections.

Tuesday, May 26

Federal judges have blocked Alabama from using a congressional map that discriminates based on race, preserving majority-Black districts for upcoming elections.

Friday, May 08

Tennessee legislature passes a congressional map splitting a majority-Black district ahead of midterm elections, raising concerns of voter suppression.

Thursday, Apr 30

Louisiana's U.S. House primaries are suspended due to a Supreme Court ruling on racial gerrymandering, while other elections will proceed as scheduled.