Voters in 15 states are participating in primaries or caucuses on Super Tuesday. The largest number of delegates yet this campaign season are at stake.

Officials say voters who feel threatened or intimidated should file a complaint with the county or call 911 if they are in immediate danger. County election officials can be reached at 602-506-1511.

Voters can still be asked for photo ID, but those without it will be allowed to vote without restriction. These voters will also receive information about the law and how to get approved ID.

Backers of a new idea to add photos to Social Security cards say it's a way to push back on voter ID laws. But there are signs it could have the reverse effect.

McDaniel College’s Office of Student Engagement and Opportunity, promoted the importance of voting by assisting students with registering to vote Tuesday in Roj Student Center on National Voter ...

Photographers Glenn Russell, Josh Kuckens and Caleb Kenna were stationed throughout much of the state — from Cornwall to Plainfield to Greensboro — to capture the action.