Oct 28 - By Associated Press
ACORN is no longer suing a county prosecutor as it seeks to strike down a state law used to prosecute voter-registration workers who allegedly employed a quota system in the Pittsburgh area.
Oct 25 - By Associated Press
A western Wisconsin farmer is the first person convicted of violating a law requiring owners to register their livestock with state officials.
Aug 25 - By Associated Press
Investment banking and alternative asset management firm JMP Group Inc. said Tuesday it filed a shelf registration statement with federal regulators to sell up to $100 million in securities.
Jul 22 - By Joe Mandak, Associated Press Writer
The Association of Community Organizations for Reform Now and the American Civil Liberties Union have filed a federal lawsuit seeking to strike down a state law used to prosecute voter-registration workers who allegedly employed a quota system in the Pittsburgh area.

May 7 - By Joe Mandak, Associated Press Writer
Seven Pittsburgh-area ACORN workers were charged with falsifying voter registration forms, with six accused of doing so to meet the group's alleged quota system before last year's general election.
Nov 13 - By Associated Press
U.S. officials say Europeans and others who travel visa-free to the United States must start registering their trips electronically as part of a new online security screening process which takes effect Jan. 12, 2009.

Oct 31 - By Alan Boyle, msnbc.com - Only on msnbc.com
Where's my absentee ballot? Why did they take my name off the voter registration rolls? What happened to the signup card I filled out weeks ago? With just one full business day left before Election Day, last-minute questions like these are flooding in to election offices and voter advocacy groups.

Oct 31 - By Alan Boyle, msnbc.com - Only on msnbc.com
In the year 2000, we suffered through Florida's hanging chads and lingering lawsuits. In 2004, we agonized over the long lines at polling places, plus Ohio's provisional ballots. On Election Day this year, what problems will emerge as the choke points for the voting process?

Oct 30 - By Alan Boyle, msnbc.com - Only on msnbc.com
No one doubts that a record number of Americans have signed up to vote in Tuesday's presidential election — but just how big will the record be? The latest figures show that more than 184 million potential voters have registered, which could represent four out of five Americans older than 18.
Oct 30 - By Ed White, Associated Press Writer
Michigan must not throw registered voters off the rolls, even if their voter ID cards were returned as undeliverable, an appeals court said Thursday.
Oct 21 - By Carla K. Johnson, Associated Press Writer
The only "agent of change" Princess ever supported was the person who freshened the water in her fishbowl. So election officials in Chicago's northern suburbs want to know why voter registration material was sent to the dead goldfish.
Oct 20 - By Stephen Majors, Associated Press Writer
Ohio Republicans are trying to scare newly registered voters by filing numerous lawsuits that question their eligibility, the state's Democratic governor said Monday.
Oct 15 - By Stephen Majors, Associated Press Writer
Ohio's elections chief has asked the U.S. Supreme Court to intervene in a dispute over whether the state is required to do more to help counties verify voter eligibility.
Oct 15 - By Brad Cain, Associated Press Writer
Led by a surge in Democratic voter signups, Oregon voter registration has set a record for the Nov. 4 election.
Oct 14 - By Philip Elliott, Associated Press Writer
A federal appeals court ordered Ohio's top elections official to set up a system by Friday to verify the eligibility of newly registered voters and make the information available to the state's 88 county election boards.
Oct 13 - By Associated Press
A judge has ordered Michigan election officials to stop automatically canceling a voter's registration if the card is returned as undeliverable.
Oct 13 - By Geoff Mulvihill, Associated Press Writer
With the registration deadline only a day away, New Jersey election officials say they're struggling to keep up with a record tide of new voter registrations.
Oct 7 - By Peter Jackson, Associated Press Writer
Democratic registration has surged by 13 percent and Republican ranks have shrunk by 1 percent as a record 8.6 million people in battleground Pennsylvania registered to vote in the presidential election.
Sep 26 - By Kelley Shannon, Associated Press Writer
A coalition of citizen groups urged Gov. Rick Perry on Friday to use emergency powers to extend the Oct. 6 voter registration deadline for Texas counties hit hardest by Hurricane Ike.

Sep 5 - By Julie Pace, Associated Press Writer
Five days a week, Linda Graham trolls tattered neighborhoods of this once thriving steel city outside Pittsburgh for unregistered voters she can sign up as Democrats — one of thousands of unknown volunteers whose work outside the limelight has already altered the basic arithmetic of the November election.
Jul 28 - By Constant Brand, Associated Press Writer
Europeans and others who travel visa-free to the United States can start registering in August for a new online security screening check that will become mandatory in January to enter the U.S., officials said Monday.
Jun 3 - By Desmond Butler, Associated Press Writer
The United States said Tuesday that visitors from closely allied countries like Britain and Japan will soon have to register personal details online at least three days before arrival.
Jun 2 - By Douglass K. Daniel, Associated Press Writer
Travelers who don't need visas to enter the United States will be required to register online with the U.S. government at least three days before they visit, a security regulation set to begin next year.

May 5 - By Mike Baker, Associated Press Writer
Voter excitement, always up before a presidential election, is pushing registration through the roof so far this year — with more than 3.5 million people rushing to join in the historic balloting, according to an Associated Press survey that offers the first national snapshot.
Apr 9 - By Mike Baker, Associated Press Writer
More than four times as many blacks have registered to vote in North Carolina during the first few months of 2008 as four years ago, a sign that bodes well for Sen. Barack Obama in the state's May 6 Democratic presidential primary.