Alaska conducts an open top-four primary election system where the four candidates with the most votes advance to a ranked-choice voting general election

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United States federal prosecutors explored charges alleging a conspiracy to violate voter rights in the Alaska Senate race

A federal district judge ruled against the Donald Trump presidential administration's effort to separate 20,000 mail-in ballots in California

Tim Miller previously supported Michigan State Senator Mallory McMorrow in the Michigan Democratic primary for the United States Senate

Cenk Uygur released a political advertisement in the Michigan Senate race supporting candidate Abdul El-Sayed against Mike Rogers

The U.S. Department of Justice sued to prevent California election officials from counting more than 20,000 mail-in ballots from voters it alleged were non-citizens

Dan J. Sullivan registered as a Republican on the day Dan J. Sullivan filed to run against incumbent Republican Dan S. Sullivan in the Alaska Senate race

During the 1950s, Southern states required jurors to be registered voters, which resulted in all-white juries in civil rights prosecutions

In the first-round primary voting for Alaska's Senate seat, the vote split between Mary Peltola and incumbent Dan J. Sullivan was approximately 49 percent to 41 percent

Southern state laws required jurors in federal trials to be registered voters, excluding African American citizens from southern jury panels

The Justice Department cited 18 U.S.C. Section 611, the federal statute prohibiting non-citizens from voting, in its lawsuit against California election officials

Israel's Central Elections Committee announced it is reviewing allegations of election fraud following the Knesset election

The U.S. Department of Justice Justice Manual historically included provisions stating that 18 U.S.C. Section 592 bars deputy U.S. Marshals from conducting polling-place investigations on Election Day

Israeli law mandates that if political leaders fail to form a governing coalition within approximately 100 days, a new election must be held within 90 days

Arizona Proposition 144 proposed prohibiting foreign nationals from contributing money to influence Arizona elections

The Justice Department based its legal claim in the Alaska Senate race certification lawsuit on the purpose preamble of the National Voter Registration Act

Guidance on 18 U.S.C. Section 592 in the Department of Justice manual on federal prosecution of election offenses was removed from the Department of Justice website in 2026

Three lawsuits seeking to enjoin the deployment of federal personnel to polling places were assigned to Judge Loren AliKhan of the U.S. District Court for the District of Columbia

Florida Amendment 3 proposed reducing the maximum allowable annual property tax assessment increase from 10 percent to 5 percent

Under Florida Amendment 3, new Florida residents must live in the state for five years before becoming eligible for the expanded homestead property tax exemption

Arizona Proposition 144 proposed granting voters the legal right to have ballots tabulated directly at the voter's voting location