This is “old” (last Friday), but important news. Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton is pulling tricks straight out of Alabama’s playbook in in the mid-1950. He is targeting the associations supporting Latino voter registration efforts, following LULAC’s endorsement of … Continue reading

I had missed this NYT story from the other day. I’m wondering if this lawsuit comes too late for this election and could be barred by laches. Any indication that these are new concerns so that this lawsuit could not… Continue reading

Jen Fifield for Votebeat: The 98,000 Arizona voters whose eligibility has been in limbo because of a system error that was discovered earlier this month will be allowed to vote a full ballot in November, the Arizona Supreme Court … Continue reading

Release: The Justice Department announced today that is has filed a complaint against the Town of Thornapple, Wisconsin, and the State of Wisconsin for violations of Section 301 of the Help America Vote Act (HAVA), which requires polling places to… Continue reading

The recording of this webinar, sponsored by the Election Law at Ohio State program, is now available. I found it to be a very valuable program, with great presentations from Beth Hladick, Deb Otis, and Iris Samuels, on all… Continue reading

I have written this piece for Slate. It begins: With early voting already underway, one might think that the rules of the game for November’s election are set, and that it will all just come down to turnout, as the… Continue reading

Mark Brown at Jurist.

USA Today reports.

Votebeat reports.

Jesse Wegman for NYT Opinion.

The latest from Bolts.

New from CDT.

NYT: Mr. Trump’s escalating calls to investigate and prosecute election officials he sees as “corrupt” are sounding alarms among democracy experts and the local and state workers preparing to run elections and tally millions of votes across the country. In … Continue reading

Bloomberg Law: The creator of a parody video criticizing Democratic presidential nominee Kamala Harris is suing California over new legislation that he says would restrict his content. Christopher Kohls, who goes by “Mr Reagan” on Youtube, alleged that a… Continue reading