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Posted here: We, the undersigned, are an ideologically diverse group of university professors who have served as expert witnesses on election administration, voting rights, redistricting, campaign finance, and similar cases. Some of us have worked in support of plaintiffs… Continue reading

Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel: A Republican state elections commissioner says lawmakers calling for his resignation are looking for a scapegoat because Donald Trump lost Wisconsin. Dean Knudson made the comments Friday, a day after Racine County Sheriff Chris Schmaling accused him … Continue reading

Any guesses as to what election board this refers to?? It’s the NYC Election Board, as lovingly described by the New York Times. Here’s more of the Times disemboweling of the Board: If you built a laboratory solely to… Continue reading

As the subtitle says, this Washington Post three-part immersive series examines Jan. 6 and its fallout through audio, video, photography and revelatory new reporting. The Washington Post today released a three-part investigation into the forces that led to the… Continue reading

VA made a change in its election-administration policies after the 2020 election that I and many others had been advocating. In 2020, state law barred officials from starting to process must absentee ballots before polls had closed. This year, election… Continue reading

New Janai Nelson in the NYU Law Review: The threat of extreme and punishing partisan gerrymandering has increased exponentially since 2019 when the Supreme Court held partisan gerrymandering claims nonjusticiable. Although the Court was unanimous in recognizing that partisan… Continue reading

Nov. 2 at Penn (virtual): The 2021 Distinguished Regulation Lecture, organized by the Penn Program on Regulation, will feature Professor Guy-Uriel Charles of Harvard Law School. His talk is titled, “Race, Political Power, and American Democracy: Rethinking Voting Rights… Continue reading

This is the opening of a Politico deep dive into the riveting Democratic Party primary for a Senate seat in NC: By the time Jeff Jackson got here, he already had been to 95 of the 100 counties in the… Continue reading

From the Washington Post: As Vice President Mike Pence hid from a marauding mob during the Jan. 6 invasion of the Capitol, an attorney for President Donald Trump emailed a top Pence aide to say that Pence had caused… Continue reading

WOW: Three University of Florida professors said in a federal court filing on Friday that they had been barred from assisting plaintiffs in a lawsuit to overturn the state’s new law restricting voting rights, an extraordinary limit on speech… Continue reading

The following letter appeared in The Bulwark and The New Republic: We are writers, academics, and political activists who have long disagreed about many things.Some of us are Democrats and others Republicans. Some identify with the left, some with… Continue reading

This new article of mine just came out in the NYU Law Review. The piece skeptically considers a new legal theory that emerged during the 2020 election — that overly lax voting rules are unconstitutional because they enable fraud that… Continue reading

Washington Post: Tucker Carlson, the most popular voice in conservative media, drew condemnation Thursday for the trailer of a new series he plans to debut next week promising to “tell the true story” of the Jan. 6 insurrection, in which… Continue reading