Here are a few updates.

• In Florida, voting rights groups appealed the dismissal of a lawsuit challenging the state’s wet ink signature rule, which requires some individuals to submit their voter registration applications with an “original” pen-on-paper signature.

• Michigan's Democratic-controlled Legislature passed a bill to allow individuals ages 16 to 17 and a half to pre-register to vote. The legislation heads to Gov. Gretchen Whitmer (D) for her likely signature.

• Also in Michigan, former President Donald Trump's eligibility to be on the 2024 election ballot in the state is being challenged. 

• Louisiana Republicans asked for the full U.S. 5th Circuit Court of Appeals to rehear a decision upholding a 1992 agreement requiring Louisiana to have a majority-Black district for state Supreme Court elections. 

• Cities in Maryland voted oppositely on measures allowing noncitizens to vote in local elections. Voters in Greenbelt approved the measure while Rockville voters rejected a similar proposal.

• Senate Democrats confirmed President Joe Biden’s 150th federal judge, 100 of whom are women and people of color. 

• Ohio Attorney General Dave Yost (R) accepted new language for a ballot initiative to establish an independent redistricting commission in the state. The group behind the proposal had to resubmit language due to a single typo.

Here’s what’s coming up. 

• In Wisconsin, there is a motion for summary judgment hearing in a lawsuit brought by a right-wing group challenging the state’s use of an online absentee ballot application portal.