Secretary of State of Indiana

Civil Rights Groups Sue To Block Indiana From Using Unreliable Process To Kick Voters Off The Rolls

A new law in Indiana gives officials power to cancel registrations without giving voters a chance to contest their removal.
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Trump Voter Fraud Commissioner Again Rejects Panel's Request For Voter Information

“There are some real questions here about whether or not this data can be secured, and it may not provide us with anything of value anyway."
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Constituents Are Taking On Trump's Messy Voter Fraud Probe Since Their States Won't

They say state law bars officials from releasing even limited public information.
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Trump's Election Investigation Is Already Facing Trouble

State officials are refusing to disclose data the commission wants, sometimes pointing to their own laws.
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White House Says Its Election Commission Will Examine Hacking. That's News To The Commissioners.

Commissioners say they have no idea what the commission will look at or when it will meet.
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Some Of Trump's New Election Investigators Don't Seem To Have Much Election Experience

“I’m just a very small old country boy from Arkansas in this bigger commission with Vice President Pence, and I’m just going to do the best I can, to be honest.”
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