Republicans have balked at Secretary of State Jocelyn Benson's claim that handing over some election materials could compromise election security.

A Republican strategist told Newsweek that any Republican running for governor in New York faces "an uphill battle" due to the demographics.

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The Michigan House voted to approve bills that would prohibit biological male athletes from participating in women's sports.

The Michigan Secretary of State ripped the GOP Thursday after a party-line vote holding her in contempt for ignoring a ...

Thursday’s Senate vote to block California’s ban on sales of gas cars is the latest GOP effort to stop state climate policies ...

The Michigan House of Representatives on May 22 passed two bills that would ban transgender girls from playing girls sports in schools. To become law, the bills would need to be passed by the ...

The Republican-led state House adopted a resolution to hold Democratic Secretary of State Jocelyn Benson in contempt for ...

Secretary of State Jocelyn Benson said releasing information sought by House Republicans could lead to election interference and ballot-tampering.

The dispute centers on election training materials that Benson says contain sensitive security information and can't be shared in full with lawmakers.

Benson has not fully complied with a House Republican subpoena, as she says some of the demanded documents would jeopardize election security.

California’s authority to set environmental rules that are tougher than national standards had never been challenged by ...