May 2, 2014

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Alabama: State Supreme Court to look at voter fraud allegations

Arkansas: Elections officials: We're ready for May 20 primary | Hearing on challenge to Arkansas voter ID law

Delaware: Dover Republicans fight same-day registration bill

Georgia: After Wisconsin voter ID ruling, what's next for Georgia | Paulding election director watches launch of OVR, mobile apps | Elections director resigns

Indiana: Highest number of vote centers in place this year | Judge candidate's request for access to voter records denied | Early voting fails to reach 1 percent in Porter Co. | Democratic rivals for county clerk have differing views on handling elections | Young voters skipping early voting opportunity in Monroe Co. | Vote centers moving ahead

Kentucky: Absentee voting now underway | Kentucky sets voter registration record

Maine: New group plans to carry on voter guide

New Jersey: Hunterdon Co. BOE to hold open house on May 13

New York: BOE eyes new site in Forest Hills for boro offices | St. Lawrence Co. BOE moving

North Carolina: Early voting hours extended | More questions arise after latest multi-state voting data | Early voting numbers up

Ohio: Stainbrook accused of trying slow elections prep | Ohio voters want more time to cast early ballots | Group files lawsuit seeking to block voting changes

Oklahoma: Voter ID a must for elections | Military, overseas voters can use new online ballot system

Pennsylvania: Casey to Corbett: Give up on voter ID

South Carolina: Richland Co. elections commissioners test voting machines

Tennessee: Early primary voting ends today

Wisconsin: Voter ID would disenfranchise 300K Latinos, African-Americans in Wisconsin | Voter ID laws unlikely to change prior to Nov. elections | Leibham reacts to voter ID ruling | Business as usual for county clerks after voter ID law struck down | DA looking into free meals provided early voters

Wyoming: County distributes voting machines | Candidate pulls out of secretary of state race