Steven Rosenfeld

Obama's candidacy may have prompted the nation's minorities to vote at levels approaching white voters in 2008.

The divisions over what's wrong in America's elections are deepening on the eve of what may be the biggest turnout in decades.

Court ruling, decisions by secretaries of state in Wisconsin, Ohio and Nevada blunt GOP's anti-voter agenda.

On the eve of the 2008 election, the Department leaks a FBI probe of ACORN but remains silent on widespread voter intimidation tactics.

Voters should verify their voter registrations are current and then vote early to avoid Election Day delays at polling places.

The GOP push for lists of voters whose registrations don't match state and federal databases may be prelude to a big intimidation campaign.

From the FBI to Ohio county prosecutors, GOP-connected lawmen are seeking to scare new voters.

As Ohio's Secretary of State asks the U.S. Supreme Court to stop Republican challenges of 200,000 voters, Ohio's GOP says it plans no voter challenges.

Mistakes in big voter registration drives are inevitable, even in Republican campaigns.