Some influencers on social media are participating in the viral “Sharpie lip liner” trend — which is exactly what it sounds ...

The Republican Attorney General's Office in Arizona is investigating complaints from some Maricopa County voters that their ballots may have been discarded because they were filled out with ...

Pens were tested by contaminating them with four different types of bacteria (in quantities greater than would be found on human skin) commonly found in operating rooms, including two superbugs.

Maricopa County election officials said the Sharpie complaints lack legitimacy and are a product of viral videos alleging widespread "voter fraud" across the state.

Researchers from the Faculty of Medicine & Dentistry at the University of Alberta have found that Sharpies used to mark surgical sites do not pose a risk of bacterial infection since the ink has ...

CBS News Philadelphia found that filling out your ballot using a Sharpie pen will not invalidate it, according to local county and state election officials.

Arizona Secretary of State Katie Hobbs (D) responded to claims that ballots in her state were filled out in Sharpie and are therefore illegitimate, saying that it does not currently pose an is… ...

Lawsuit filed over #Sharpiegate controversy Despite repeated denials by state and county officials, some Arizona voters believe the use of Sharpie markers on election ballots have led to ballot ...

Your name could be hand-written on Starbucks cups again: Sharpies are returning, CEO says "We're tracking down the Sharpies and we're going to get back to writing little notes to the cups," newly ...

Sharpie-type pens are the writing utensil of choice for voting officials.

Viral posts claim ballots in Arizona that were marked with a Sharpie will not be counted. Election officials have confirmed this is false.