Press release about Judge Easterbrook’s terrible analysis: The motion filed today also notes factual inaccuracies in the appeals panel’s ruling, including: “The Seventh Circuit also could not fathom that so many registered Wisconsin voters lack a photo ID ‘in… Continue reading

WSJ’s Washington Wire reports.

Back on September 22, when the federal district court in Corpus Christi heard closing arguments in the case arguing that Texas’s strict voter id law violated the Constitution’s equal protection clause and the Voting Rights Act’s section 2, I wrote… Continue reading

WRAL: North Carolina is moving ahead with plans to comply with an appeals court ruling that restores same-day registration and counting out-of-precinct ballots for the fall election, a state attorney told a federal judge Tuesday. But members of civil… Continue reading

Following up on this post, North Carolina has filed this letter with the Supreme Court. As anticipated, it has a much different take on what happened today in the trial court over the question of how onerous it would… Continue reading

It is the end of the work day on the East Coast, and the day has come and gone with no order from the Supreme Court on North Carolina’s request to stop the 4th Circuit’s order requiring the restoration of… Continue reading

Here (via Josh Gerstein). The brief is pretty much in line with what Wisconsin filed in the 7th Circuit (although of course now it has the benefit of the Easterbrook opinion on the merits). It continues to lead with its… Continue reading

Important Trip Gabriel piece for the NYT on the latest flareup of the voting wars.