United Sovereign Americans are challenging Pennsylvanian voter-roll maintenance policies, alleging that the number of vote-tabulation errors and registration discrepancies violate the Help America Vote Act, the National Voter Registration Act, and Pennsylvania law. Plaintiffs seek a writ of mandamus compelling investigation into the alleged discrepancies and policy changes to rectify them.
Lawsuit challenging Nevada SB 406, which is meant to protect election officials from intimidation and election interference. The plaintiffs argue that the protections are overbroad and violate the 1st amendment. They ask the court to preclude the defendants from enforcing SB 406.
Ballot Access, State Voter Registration Databases, Voter Suppression
Most Recent Court:
U.S. District Court for the Western District of Texas (5:21-cv-00649)
Issue(s):
Challenges the state's "wet signature" law, which requires individuals who submit registration applications electronically do so signed with a pen on paper. Plaintiffs challenge the law as violative of the First and Fourteenth Amendments, as well as the Civil Rights Act (CRA).
Middle District of North Carolina (No. 1:23-cv-861)
Issue(s):
Lawsuit challenging North Carolina Senate Bill 747. The bill requires election officials to send address verification notices to same-day voters via the mail. If the mail is returned as undeliverable, election officials are prohibited from registering the same-day voter and are to exclude their ballot from the official vote count. The voter is not notified of the cancellation of their ballot. The plaintiffs allege that the provision violates the Due Process Clause and places an undue burden on the right to vote under the 1st and 14th amendment.
Whether Arizona election officials failed to allow observation of signature verification as required by Arizona law; whether plaintiff is entitled to a reasonable inspection (sampling) of signatures as well as "duplicated" ballots so she can compare them to originals; and whether the alleged illegal conduct requires the court to annul the state's election and declare that the state's certification of Biden electors is of no further legal effect
U.S. District Court for the District of Columbia (1:20-cv-03791)
Issue(s):
Whether portions of the Electoral Count Act violate Article II of the U.S. Constitution by restricting state legislatures' prerogative to post-election certification of Presidential electors; Whether laws in Arizona, Georgia, Michigan, Pennsylvania, and Wisconsin are unconstitutional delegations of post-election Presidential elector certification duties to executive branch officials when Article II requires these certifications to be made by state legislatures; Whether the court should enjoin Vice President Pence from counting Presidential elector votes unless state legislatures affirmatively vote to certify their states' Presidential electors
Whether the Wisconsin Elections Commission and local election officials, primarily in cities that received funds from Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg's Center for Tech and Civic Life, illegally circumvented Wisconsin absentee voting laws, and therefore whether the November election for Presidential electors should be declared void and the choice for Presidential electors revert back to the state legislature
U.S. Court of Appeals for the 4th Circuit (20-02104, 20-02107)
Issue(s):
Whether the "Consent Order" and associated memoranda regulating the Times, Places, and Manner of holding Elections negotiated by the North Carolina Board of Elections exceeds its authority.
Whether Georgia's Secretary of State altered the process established by the Georgia legislature for handling defective absentee ballots, in violation of federal constitutional law and federal and Georgia statutory law, when he entered into a March 2020 settlement agreement to resolve a court case brought by the Democratic Party of Georgia and others
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