You can read the opposition here. I would say it is great chutzpah for Wisconsin to argue, as it does, that one reason the en banc court should not reverse the panel is because another reversal would cause voter… Continue reading

The Cap Times: An amicus brief filed in the effort to stop Wisconsin’s Voter ID law from being implemented before Election Day focuses on a lack of access for many to Department of Motor Vehicles service centers throughout the state… Continue reading

The Texas Tribune reports.

Manny Fernandez reports for the NYT.

Nolan Hicks reports on the closing arguments. Based on some of the judge’s earlier rulings, her appointment as a Democratic appointee, and reports from argument, I think there is a fairly good chance that the judge strikes down Texas’s voter… Continue reading

Brendan Fischer blogs.

Patrick Marley writes for the Journal-Sentinel.

Jon Sherman: The court, however, was completely mistaken when it wrote that Wisconsin’s voter ID law is “materially identical” to the Indiana law upheld by the Supreme Court in Crawford v. Marion County Election Board. This is wrong in… Continue reading

Doug Chapin comments on my new draft paper, When is Uniformity of People, Not Counties, Appropriate in Election Administration? The Cases of Early and Sunday Voting. Doug writes: This is both a timely and very important contribution to a… Continue reading

I am surprised that this court order gives Wisconsin so much time to respond.  In the meantime, there will be a mad scramble to to try to comply with the law and getting id’s to everyone that needs them, which… Continue reading

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