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Updates | The Week of September 25, 2017

Eve Levin  //  10/1/17  //  Topic Update

A recent study shows that confusion over Wisconsin voter ID laws kept thousands of eligible voters from the polls last November (NYT, WaPo).

President Trump deleted his tweets supporting Luther Strange hours after the Republican senate candidate lost the Alabama primary runoff (NYT).

  • The deleted tweets present legal liabilities, writes Darren Samuelsohn at Politico.

California has moved its presidential primary to Super Tuesday (The Hill).

Congressional Democrats will hear testimony from Obama-era Secretary of Homeland Security Jeh Johnson regarding election cyber security (The Hill).

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