The following symposium contribution is from Jim Gardner (Buffalo): When I was born, in the waning years of the Eisenhower Administration, racial segregation was the law throughout the South. Women had available to them three occupations – secretary, nurse, and… Continue reading

The following symposium contribution is from Dan Tokaji (Wisconsin): It’s been an election year like no other.  The COVID-19 pandemic has dramatically altered the way that we register and vote, in ways that will have lasting effects.  The United States… Continue reading

I have asked a number of leading election law scholars to weigh in with thoughts on where we stand with the election and election law with two days left before Election Day. The prompt is broad, and the perspectives are… Continue reading

I’ve published closing reflections on where we are now, compared to the enormous concerns we had over the spring and summer, with running an election amidst the virus. The essay, entitled Amid Voting Fights, a Huge Expansion, is the WSJ’s… Continue reading