NEW YORK ― Green Party presidential nominee Jill Stein is pushing back against president-elect Donald Trump’s campaign to shut down her vote recount efforts. In a news conference across the street from Trump Tower, she demanded that the recount in Pennsylvania, to be filed in federal court on

After both Trump and Stein, among others, filed lawsuits last Friday in Michigan, it seems that U.S. District Judge Mark Goldsmith has cleared the path for a recount this morning with an order for election officials to begin counting ballots today at noon.  According to The Hill, Goldsmith's ruling

WASHINGTON, Dec. 4 (UPI) -- Green Party presidential candidate Jill Stein moved her bid for a recount in Pennsylvania from the state courts to the federal courts. Hours after dropping its case at the state level, the campaign said late Saturday it will pursue efforts in federal courts to contest

Green Party candidate Jill Stein abruptly dropped her bid to seek a recount of the presidential election vote in Pennsylvania after a judge ordered her campaign to post a $1 million bond, court documents showed on Saturday. The bond was set by the Commonwealth Court of Pennsylvania a day after

Yesterday we noted that the recount process in Michigan had seemingly devolved into chaos after multiple state and federal lawsuits had been filed by several parties.  In addition to the efforts of Stein and Trump to argue their case before the Election Commission, the Michigan Attorney General