state election officials
Coverage of state election officials in the Nexus archive.
- Unusual draws oust incumbents in Hawaii Republican primaries
Two incumbent Hawaiʻi lawmakers lost their Republican primary races after unusual ties occurred. State election officials were forced to determine the winners by chance.
- Recount for two state legislative seats in primary election scheduled for Tuesday
Beginning Tuesday, machine recounts are scheduled by Hawaii state election officials. These recounts pertain to two closely contested primary races for state legislative seats. The areas involved in these primaries are Kapolei/Makakilo and Ewa Beach.
- House panel examines Texas election system ahead of midterms
A House panel is examining the Texas election system, focusing on voter roll maintenance, election software, and the state's review of potential noncitizens. The inquiry is taking place ahead of the midterm elections.
- DOJ warns of criminal charges for state election officials if noncitizens vote
The Justice Department warned state election officials about potential criminal charges if noncitizens vote. Harmeet Dhillon is mentioned in the context of the Justice Department in Washington, D.C.
- DOJ warns state officials of 'potential criminal penalties' over noncitizen voting
The Department of Justice's civil rights division head warned state election officials about possible criminal penalties for allowing noncitizens to vote. The warning emphasizes enforcement of voting laws to prevent noncitizen participation.
- Democrats in Maine Governor’s Race Head to Ranked-Choice Runoff
Democrats in Maine's governor's race will proceed to a ranked-choice runoff. The winner will be confirmed by state election officials after a multi-round elimination process.