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North Carolina State Board of Elections officials are attempting to calm a jittery public ahead of Election Day.

The number of voter intimidation incidents at the polls in Guilford County has died down considerably since the opening days of early voting. But more subtle voter suppression efforts continue like

A U.S. district judge has issued an order on how to fix ballot defects.

As the country braces for record-setting mail-in ballots in November, the practice and the U.S. Postal Service itself are being carefully scrutinized.

The North Carolina elections board has a new leader ahead of a decision on what kind of voting machines are secure against efforts to alter ballots.

The voting-machine makers that aim to sell their systems in North Carolina are largely owned by private equity firms that don't disclose their investors.

With deadlines looming, the state has stopped printing ballots for the November elections. The state’s highest court paused the process over unresolved legal challenges.