Arizona Democrats hope an abortion-rights ballot measure will boost turnout, Senate Democrats tell the Justice Department to step up protections for election workers, and former Colorado election official Tina Peters is found guilty.

Trump posts about domestic enemies on X. Native advocates challenge Arizona laws affecting voter engagement. The Pentagon deploys a submarine amid Iran-Israel tensions and a new study highlights a funding gap for female candidates.

President Biden says a Gaza cease-fire deal is still possible. A New Hampshire Democrat says abortion will be a big election motivator, despite GOP arguments and Mississippi groups work on voter Black turnout.

V-P hopeful Walz makes a fiery defense in Wisconsin, as his state's supreme court upholds a voting rights measure. Utah enacts a controversial book ban. A poll reveals doubts about democracy's future, and renewable energy funding could be at risk.

President Biden doubts a peaceful transfer of power should former President Trump lose the election, Arab American voters in Michigan may be re-engaged by a Harris-Walz ticket and an Arizona judge blocks new rules to protect election workers.

Vice President Harris picks Minnesota Governor Tim Walz as her running mate. An Arizona Mayor joins a list of Republicans endorsing Harris and a former Congressman contends Gen Z could be transformative this election cycle.

Vice President Harris officially secures the Democratic nomination, Arizona's largest school district says it will no longer provide polling locations due to safety concerns, and a new South Dakota law gives more power to poll watchers.

Vice President Kamala Harris vets potential running mates, former President Trump feuds with Georgia Republicans who say 2020 wasn't stolen and Ohio election officials highlight efforts to erase noncitizens from the voter rolls.

Vice President Kamala Harris and Ohio Senator JD Vance respond to former President Donald Trump's comments on her race. Wall Street Journal reporter Evan Gershcovich is free from Russian prison and the Senate takes on a bill to regulate AI.

Former president Donald Trump questions Kamala Harris' race and makes derogatory remarks about her husband. Librarians worry about Project 2025's impacts and lawmakers put a task force together to study the assassination attempt on the former President.