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The 2020 election has dominated the news, as we have witnessed an ongoing battle.
Even though Election Day has passed, lawsuits alleging voter fraud and other irregularities continue.
In addition, the unprecedented times of COVID-19 have created a ripple effect that has led to a range of other issues and lawsuits, from impacting voter’s rights, accessibility to vote-by-mail, and more.
Here is our guide to the 2020 election that will be updated continually with the latest in election lawsuit news.
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Post Election Day Lawsuits
2020 has been a record year for the number of election-related lawsuits that have been filed, relating to both the voting process and the election results. Leading up to and following the results of the election, President Donald Trump initiated a range of election-related lawsuits, challenging election practices and processes in an attempt to have the election results turned over.
To challenge voting processes various lawsuits have been filed by both voters and government, including:
- Erratic Changes in Trump Effort to Contest Pennsylvania’s Election Results
- Georgia Recounts, Republican Voters Drop Lawsuit
- Michigan Voters Are Suing the Trump Campaign Over Its Efforts to Delegitimize the Election
- Michigan Voters Challenge Election Process in Lawsuit
- Nevada Voters Elected Biden, but Nevada Elector Candidates Sue to Change Result
- New Trump Lawsuit Challenges Wisconsin Election Results
- Pennsylvania Certifies Joe Biden as the Winner of the Presidential Election There
- Presidential Election Results Challenged With Lawsuit in Wisconsin
- Republican Georgia Voters Fighting State’s Absentee Ballot Laws
- States Targeted by Texas Attorney General Urge SCOTUS to Toss His Case, Not Their Election Results
- Texas AG Petitions SCOTUS to Toss Out Election Results in Four Battleground States
- Three Wisconsin Voters Suing to Have Democratic Counties’ Election Results Tossed
- Trump Campaign Challenging Election Process in Michigan
- Trump Campaign Drops Michigan Election Lawsuit
- Trump Campaign Files Appeal in Pennsylvania Case, Signals Intent to Keep Fighting
- Trump Campaign Files Lawsuit Blaming Arizona Loss on Rejected Votes
- Trump Campaign Lawsuit Seeks Access to Philly Satellite Election Offices
- Trump Campaign Loses Case Against Pennsylvania Election Practices
- Trump Campaign Revises Pennsylvania Lawsuit Again
- Trump Campaign Sues to Stop Pennsylvania Certifying Election Results
- Trump Sues Wisconsin to Try to Overturn Presidential Election Results
- Trump Supporters File Another Lawsuit, This Time in Arizona
- Wisconsin Supreme Court Refuses to Hear Trump Lawsuit Over Election Results
- Wisconsin Voters Voluntarily Drop Fraud Lawsuit
Trump campaign is challenging the election process in Michigan.
Trump campaign files lawsuit blaming Arizona loss on rejected votes.Election Results & News
On Saturday, 7th November, media outlets projected that Joseph R. Biden Jr. will become the 46th president of the United States. President Donald Trump is contesting these projections in court in key battleground states, citing voter fraud and other violations.
The latest election results and news include:
- What the Biden Presidency Means for Consumers
- What’s Biden’s VP Pick Kamala Harris’ Record on Consumer Rights?
- Electoral College Vote Held As Biden Plans the Future, Trump Protests Results
- How Does the Media Call Elections? (And Should They?)
- Pennsylvania Certifies Joe Biden as the Winner of the Presidential Election There
- Ballot Initiatives in California: Key Things to Know
- New California Privacy Rights Act Approved by Voters
- Federal Judge Says Tenn. Abortion Waiting Period Law Unconstitutional
- Kanye West Cannot Appear on Arizona Ballot, Judge Rules
- Trump Picks Barrett for Supreme Court, Expects Approval Before Election Day
- What Does Amy Coney Barrett’s Confirmation Mean for Consumers?
What will the Joe Biden presidency look like for consumers?
Vice President-elect Kamala Harris.
Arizona voter registration.
Georgia democrats, voters sue over prohibitively long poll lines.Voter Rights
Navigating an entirely new landscape of remote voting due to COVID-19 has led to a range of claims of voter rights being violated. From lack of access to absentee voting to unfair voting practices and COVID-19 restrictions, voters have fought back against possible violations of their rights. See the full list below:
- Alabama Voters’ ‘So Help Me God’ Oath Challenged in Lawsuit
- Appeals Court OKs Felon Voting Rights Restrictions in Florida Class Action Lawsuit
- Appeals Court Mulls New Voter ID Law in North Carolina
- Arkansas Voters Allege State Election Law Discriminatory
- Arizona Voters Say COVID-19 Halts Signature Gathering Efforts
- Florida Voters Fight For Deadline Pushback After Website Crash
- Former Residents of Hawaii File Suit Over Access to Absentee Voting
- Fox News Slammed With $1.6B Lawsuit Over 2020 Election Coverage
- Georgia Democrats, Voters Sue Officials Over Prohibitively Long Poll Lines
- Georgia Registered Voters Were Erroneously Purged According to a New Lawsuit
- Georgia Voters Lawsuit Alleges Spanish Speaker Discrimination
- Minnesota Voters Challenge Mask Mandate For 2020 Election
- Minnesota Voters Say COVID-19 Voting Practices Are Unfair
- NAACP Election Lawsuit Says USPS Changes Aim to Disenfranchise Voters of Color
- Oklahoma Voters Call for Less Restrictions During COVID-19
- Pa. Voters, Groups Say Trump Campaign Attempting to Disenfranchise Voters
- Texas Voters Challenge Abbott’s Ballot Drop-Off Restrictions
- Judge Rejects Lawsuit Against Drive-Thru Voting in Texas
- Judicial Watch Sues to Force Purge of Colorado Voter Rolls
- Lawsuit Filed to Stop Minneapolis From Using Private Election Grant
- Voter Rights Groups File Class Action Lawsuit Over Trump Social Media Order
- Voting In Louisiana Isn’t Safe Due To COVID-19, Lawsuit Says
- Wisc. Voters Call for No Witness Signatures During COVID-19
Voter Intimidation
Voter intimidation is defined as an attempt to sway or prevent someone from voting by creating a physically or verbally hostile environment, and is illegal in the United States. Claims of voter intimidation have been put forward by voters and advocacy groups who have allegedly witnessed excessive force and other forms of intimidation designed to off-put voters.
As a result, numerous complaints and lawsuits have been filed to help restrict voter intimidation and provide voters full access to their right to vote. These include:
N.C. voters claim police use of force equals voter intimidation.
N.C. voters claim police use of force equals voter intimidation.
COVID-19 is making voting difficult for many states,
Voting by mail.
Minnesota voters have challenged the mask mandate for the 2020 election.
Despite efforts by the Trump administration, New Jersey voters can vote by mail.Vote By Mail
2020 has been a unique year for an election, as the world has been navigating voting in a different landscape due to COVID-19. For the first time the United States has allowed mail-in voting, which has in turn led to pushback and uncertainty from both government, the voters and the mail system itself.
Various petitions and lawsuits have been filed in response to mail-in voting, relating to deadlines, accessibility and attempts to limit the options to voters.
These include:
- Alabama Voters Want Vote-by-Mail Option During Coronavirus
- Arizona Secretary of State Says Navajo Nations Can’t Save Vote-By-Mail Lawsuit
- Cook County Republicans Say Ill. Mail-In Voting Program Violates Voter Rights
- Divided Supreme Court Declines to End Mail-In Ballot Deadline for Wisconsin Voters
- Divided Supreme Court Won’t Block Pennsylvania Mail-In Ballot Extension
- Judge Denies Trumps Efforts to Stop New Jersey Voters from Casting Mail-In Ballots
- Judge Orders Postal Service to Stop Ballot Delivery Delays
- Judge Says That Early Votes in Clark County, Nevada Will Be Counted
- Judge Tells Louisiana to Expand Mail-In and Early Voting Allowances
- Minnesota Lawsuit Challenges Counting Mail-In Ballots After Election Day
- Minnesota Mail-In Ballot Voter Witness Requirement Dropped
- Navajo Nation Files Lawsuit Over Arizona Vote-By-Mail Deadline
- Nevada Passes Mail-In Ballots Law Despite Trump’s Lawsuit Threats
- Pennsylvania Voters File Lawsuit Alleging Prohibitive Mail-In Ballot Signature Issues
- SCOTUS Upholds Mail-In Ballots Deadlines in Pa. and NC For Now
- Trump Campaign, Republicans Challenge Montana’s All-Mail Voting Option
- Trump, Republicans File Lawsuit Against New Jersey Governor Over Voting By Mail Order
- Trump Sues Nevada Over Mail-In Ballots
- Trump Sues to Block Mail-In Ballot Rule Changes
- US Postal Services Changes Hurt Mail-In Voting, NY AG Says
- USPS Halt Changes Ahead of Election Day As States Launch Lawsuits
RNC lawsuit calls Trump campaign a “public nuisance”.
Parents sue Trump over allegedly doctored video of kids.Lawsuits Against Trump Administration
Since embarking on the election campaign, the Trump administration has been at the forefront of controversy countless times, employing unusual tactics that have been seen by some as being fraudulent, and an infringement of rights.
As a result voters, cities and government are taking action, filing complaints and lawsuits against the Trump administration for a wide range of questionable practices. These lawsuits against the Trump administration include:
- Judge Refuses to Dismiss Class Action Against Trump Campaign Over Political Texts
- Parents Sue Trump Campaign, President Over Allegedly Doctored Video of Kids
- President Trump’s Niece Files Lawsuit Accusing Him, Other Family Members of Fraud
- RNC Lawsuit Calls Trump Campaign ‘Public Nuisance’
- Three Cities Sue Trump Administration Over ‘Anarchist’ Label
- Trump Admin Faces Lawsuit Over USPS Rollbacks Ahead of Voting By Mail
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