Tag: Electoral Process
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Maryland State Board of Elections Identifies Vote Discrepancy in 10 Precincts
Annapolis, Md. – The Maryland State Board of Elections (SBE), in conjunction with the Baltimore City Board of Elections, has provided an update regarding a vote discrepancy observed between election night reporting and verification reporting. Identifying the Source of the Discrepancy After thorough investigation, the SBE has determined that 584 more ballots were reported on…
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Kennedy Excluded from Biden-Trump Debate
WASHINGTON ( NEWS.ORG ) — As President Joe Biden and former President Donald Trump gear up for their highly anticipated debates, one independent candidate is notably absent from the stage: Robert F. Kennedy Jr. The exclusion of Kennedy, considered a third-party contender, has sparked controversy, with accusations flying about collusion between Biden and Trump to…
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Biden Dominates NC Democratic Primary, but Significant Number Vote Otherwise
In the North Carolina Democratic primary, President Joe Biden secured a commanding victory, yet a notable portion of Democratic voters opted for alternatives, highlighting dissent within the party. Biden’s Victory and Opposition According to unofficial results from the North Carolina State Board of Elections, Biden captured 87.32% of the vote, amounting to 606,302 votes. However,…
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Pima County Elections Office Conducts Rigorous Accuracy Test
Diego Sanchez, TLNA Staff Writer The integrity of elections has become a focal point of public discourse, with concerns over election fraud and accuracy prevailing in recent times. Amidst this backdrop, election officials face mounting pressure to demonstrate the accuracy and reliability of their electoral systems. In Tucson, Arizona, a pivotal accuracy test was conducted…
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Pima County Elections Office Conducts Crucial Accuracy Test
Diego Sanchez, TLNA Correspondent In the midst of increasing skepticism surrounding election integrity, Arizona’s commitment to ensuring accurate voting processes remains steadfast. Recently, a crucial accuracy test was conducted at the Pima County Elections Office, shedding light on the meticulous procedures in place to maintain the sanctity of elections. Rigorous Testing Ahead of Presidential Preference…
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Chicago Early Voting Resumes After Court Order
Early voting has resumed in Chicago for the upcoming March 19 primary, following a temporary suspension mandated by the Appellate Court of Illinois. The delay was prompted by a court order necessitating the removal of a candidate’s name from the ballot. As a result, the Chicago Board of Elections had to undertake significant logistical adjustments,…
