Ohio Photo ID Constitutional Amendment Question Goes To Voters
While a good step toward greater ballot protection, conservative critics say the measures 'leave a lot of legal loopholes.'
Poll Finds 76 Percent Of Ohio Voters Support Enshrining Photo ID In State Constitution
Ohio’s Senate has done what the Republican-controlled U.S. Senate has failed to do: pass photo ID legislation.
New Initiative Takes ‘Maximum Warfare’ To Dems’ Racist Congressional Districts
'This is not the time for half measures,' said Marshall Yates, director of the REPAIR Initiative gearing up to challenge race-based districts.
Arizona’s Lawfare-Pushing AG Can’t Quit Her Witch Hunt Against Trump Allies
The state Supreme Court rejected Attorney General Kris Mayes' appeal to revive her crooked case, so she's shopping for a new grand jury.
The Senate GOP’s Legacy Will Be Killing Accountability For Dem Lawfare
The milquetoast Senate majority, like their Democrat friends, want Trump's anti-weaponization fund killed in its cradle.