Shiro Kuriwaki (Yale Political Science), Jeff Lewis (UCLA Political Science), and Michael Morse (Penn Law) have posted this draft about whether releasing individual-level cast vote records would violate the secret ballot. Here is the abstract: After an election, should election… Continue reading

New from CDT.

USA Today reports.

NYT: There are few things that Republicans and Democrats agree on. But one area where a significant share of each party finds common ground is a belief that the country is headed toward failure. Overall, 37 percent of registered voters… Continue reading

Ned blogged about a different aspect of this decision last week. From CNN: A federal judge on Friday narrowed a section of Georgia election law that banned the practice of handing out food and water to voters waiting… Continue reading

for blogging last week and a few other weeks over the summer, and especially for his comprehensive coverage of the 14th Amendment, section 3 issue with Trump. I’m now back on pretty much full time as primary ELB blogger through… Continue reading

Andrew Appel: Almost all Arkansas counties have been using ballot-marking devices (BMDs) in their elections. Searcy County has just chosen to switch to hand-marked (fill-in-the-oval) paper ballots, which will be counted by machine (for an unofficial, immediate count) and then… Continue reading