The rules vary by state, and while nearly every state does allow partisan observers, they are usually prohibited from intimidating, harassing or threatening voters.
Election 2016
Democrats across nation sue Republicans, alleging voter intimidation
In Ohio, a federal judge issues a temporary restraining order against Trump’s campaign and his informal adviser, Roger Stone, barring them from harassing or intimidating Ohio voters during Tuesday’s election.
For undecided voters, ‘this election sucks’
Polls suggest that only 2 percent of the electorate hasn’t settled on a candidate, and in a tight race, they matter.
FBI, NYPD assess possible al-Qaida threat on U.S. election eve
The information regarding the threat ‘lacks specificity,’ an NYPD spokesman said.
Clinton, Trump woo vastly different Americas in final push
The presidential candidates’ divergent paths highlight the yawning gaps between race, place and economics that drive policies.
What happens if disputed presidential election goes to 8-member Supreme Court?
‘Bush v.Gore with a twist’ or ‘nightmare scenario’ say legal scholars.
House District 21 will have new representative after Election Day
Democrat Aaron Carroll of Limerick is running against Republican Heidi Sampson of Alfred in the district in western York County.
House District 23: Lester Ordway challenged in re-election bid by Pamela Smith
The winner will represent part of Standish in the Maine House.
House District 22: Jonathan Kinney seeks third term in race against Richard Fitzgerald
Kinney says he hopes to focus on reducing Maine’s income tax to 5 percent.
Young Democrat challenges assistant House Republican leader in District 65
Eleanor Espling of New Gloucester faces Elijah Breton, 22, of Poland.