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Appeals Court: Kansas Can Block Groups from Prefilling Voters’ Mail Ballot Requests, Siding with PILF Brief
Court rules Kansas can stop activist groups from circulating prefilled mail ballot applications ALEXANDRIA, VA — The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Tenth Circuit ruled Wednesday that Kansas can stop third-party organizations from sending voters prefilled applications...
PILF Wins Maui Agreement to Release Voting Records
ALEXANDRIA, VA (October 8, 2026) – The Public Interest Legal Foundation (PILF) has won a settlement with County Clerk of Maui Moana Lutey after she initially failed to provide requested voter list maintenance records under the National Voting Rights Act of...
Florida: Federal Judge Drops Charges Against Alien Voter
ALEXANDRIA, VA — In United States v. Cox, U.S. District Judge David Leibowitz mistakenly ruled that the federal criminal law prohibiting aliens from voting was unconstitutional as applied to Chelsea Michelle Ann Cox. Federal prosecutors alleged that Cox, who is...
California AG Bonta’s ‘Safe and Secure’ Mail-Voting Claim Ignores Ballot Failures
ALEXANDRIA, VA — California Attorney General Rob Bonta’s claim that mail-in voting is “safe” and “secure” glosses over the state’s documented ballot rejections and voter-roll errors identified by the Public Interest Legal Foundation (PILF) and ignores the state’s lack...
Lackawanna County Judge of Elections Eligible for General Election; Due Process Fight Continues
MOSCOW BOROUGH, PA (September 2, 2026) – Lackawanna County’s Court of Common Pleas has clarified that Judge of Elections Teresa Ripley was removed from office only for the remainder of the 2026 Primary Election Day—not permanently. The court explained she remains in...
Three Groups File Briefs Supporting PILF’s Hawaii Voter Roll Access Appeal to SCOTUS
ALEXANDRIA, VA (August 28, 2026) –Honest Elections Project, Paul Clement with the Center for Election Confidence, and Judicial Watch filed amicus briefs supporting the Public Interest Legal Foundation’s (PILF) appeal to the U.S. Supreme Court in its Hawaii...
Oklahoma Voter ID Approval is a Positive Step, Transparency Should be Next
Oklahoma is only halfway there on clean elections OKLAHOMA CITY, OK -- Oklahoma approved putting voter ID requirements in the Oklahoma Constitution on August 25. This is a positive step to enhance election integrity, but other easy steps can be taken to make...
PILF Sues Maui, Kauai Counties for Voter Roll Maintenance Records
Counties Fail to Produce Undeliverable Mail Ballot, Cancelled Registrant Totals HONOLULU, HI -- The Public Interest Legal Foundation (PILF) filed a federal lawsuit against the County Clerk of Maui, Moana Lutey, and County Clerk of Kauai, Jade K. Fountain-Tanigawa, for...
PILF Appeals Hawaii Voter Roll Case to Supreme Court
ALEXANDRIA, VA (July 17, 2026) –The Public Interest Legal Foundation (PILF) appealed its Hawaii voter roll access case to the Supreme Court this week. This pits the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals against the First Circuit’s finding that PILF can access...