Wyoming voter registration closes Aug. 3 ahead of Aug. 18 primary
Wyoming’s voter-registration period for the 2026 primary closes Aug. 3, according to the Secretary of State’s election calendar. The primary is scheduled for Aug. 18.
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Nevada officials announce permanent court block of federal election-order provisions
Nevada officials said a federal district court permanently barred enforcement of challenged presidential election-order provisions involving voter registration, election funding and ballot counting.
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Phoenix ballot-measure argument deadline is Aug. 5 ahead of November council election
Phoenix’s deadline for pro and con ballot-measure arguments is Aug. 5, part of the city’s election calendar for the Nov. 3, 2026 City Council election.
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Washington primary voters face Aug. 4 election and same-day registration deadline
Washington’s 2026 primary ends Aug. 4. Completed ballots must be deposited in an official drop box by 8 p.m., and voters registering or updating registration that day must do so in person.
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Grand Rapids voters can still register in person before Aug. 4 primary
Grand Rapids voters who missed the July 20 mail and online registration deadline may still register in person with proof of residency through Election Day, the city clerk says.
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Boston sets Aug. 22–28 early-voting period for Massachusetts’ 2026 state primary
Boston’s Election Department says early voting for the 2026 Massachusetts state primary will run from Saturday, Aug. 22, through Friday, Aug. 28.
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Federal judge dismisses Trump administration lawsuit seeking New Hampshire voter files
A federal judge in Concord dismissed the Trump administration’s lawsuit seeking New Hampshire’s unredacted voter-registration list, leaving state restrictions on confidential voter data in place.
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Hawaii Voter Service Centers Open Ahead of the Aug. 8 Primary
Hawaii voter service centers offer accessible in-person voting, same-day registration, voter-information updates and ballot return through Aug. 8. Ballots must be received by 7 p.m. that day.
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Wyoming Voters Face New Registration Rules and an Aug. 3 Deadline Before the Primary
Wyoming’s Aug. 18 primary brings new registration documents, late-registration options, absentee deadlines and a new post-election ballot audit.
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Kentucky Federal Judge Dismisses DOJ Lawsuit Over Unredacted Voter List
A federal judge dismissed the Justice Department’s Kentucky lawsuit seeking an unredacted statewide voter-registration list, but the department’s appeal keeps the dispute active.
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Salkum voters have five days to return August 4 primary ballots
Salkum voters must return signed August 4 primary ballots by mail or official drop box, while in-person registration and address updates remain available.
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New Jersey Orders Removal of 6,600 Voter Registrations Linked to MVC Software Error
New Jersey has ordered the removal of roughly 6,600 voter registrations linked to an MVC software error and is investigating how the failure operated from June 2023 through June 2024.
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Buffalo voters can request absentee ballots through Aug. 17
Buffalo-area voters can request absentee ballots through Aug. 17 before Wyoming’s Aug. 18 primary; polls are scheduled for 7 a.m. to 7 p.m.
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Iola voters face Aug. 11 primary as early voting begins July 28
Iola voters can vote early starting July 28 for the Aug. 11 partisan primary, with a public tabulator test Aug. 4 and absentee deadlines on Aug. 6, 7 and 11.
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New Jersey Registration Error Puts Election Safeguards Under Scrutiny
New Jersey’s voter-registration software error shows why an improper record needs correction—but does not by itself prove intentional unlawful voting.
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NJ MVC glitch registered ~6,600 noncitizens; DOJ seeks voter-roll records
New Jersey says a Motor Vehicle software error led to about 6,600 noncitizens being improperly registered to vote (June 2023–2024). DOJ reportedly wants detailed records tied to the error.
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DOJ warning letters to election officials: noncitizen voting and 2026 stakes
DOJ’s Civil Rights Division sent July 7 letters asking states how they ensure compliance with federal laws on noncitizens and voter eligibility as 2026 nears.
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Pinellas voters: Aug. 18 primary dates for St. Petersburg mayor & City Council
St. Petersburg voters: Pinellas’ Aug. 18 primary decides mayor and City Council races. Here are registration, early voting, and mail deadlines.
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Don’t miss the Aug. 4 primary: Salem-area voter registration deadline
Salem-area voters have a July 8 registration deadline for the Aug. 4, 2026 Missouri primary. Check your status, register/update, and call Dent County Clerk.
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Judge dismisses DOJ bid for unredacted New Mexico voter rolls (with prejudice)
A federal judge dismissed DOJ’s bid to get unredacted New Mexico voter-registration records on July 14, 2026, ruling the demand letter was defective.
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Gilbert’s July 21, 2026 primary: registration, early voting, and mail ballot deadlines
Register by June 22, vote early June 24–July 17, and meet mail-ballot deadlines: request by July 10 and return by July 14.
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DOJ letters warn states: criminal risk over noncitizens on federal rolls
DOJ’s Civil Rights Division sent letters July 7 to state election officials, asking for a five-day compliance explanation on noncitizens in federal votes.