Here is a guest post from Karyn Rotker, Senior Staff Attorney, ACLU of Wisconsin (lead counsel in Frank v Walker).  It responds to an RNLA post on voter fraud in Wisconsin, and more broadly on my response to the RNLA… Continue reading

Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel editorial.

Michael Hiltzik writes for the LA Times: To be sure, it’s not certain that any of these rulings will stand. the Arkansas ruling has already been stayed by a higher court. UCI’s Hasen observes that some of the Wisconsin judge’s… Continue reading

WI AG van Hollen on yesterday’s voter id decision.

The latest from Wisconsin.

Andrew Cohen: The 7th Circuit may overturn this ruling. And if not, John Roberts, the chief justice of the United States, may do so. These jurists are entitled to their own opinions, but not to their own facts. Adelman… Continue reading

I have written this oped for Reuters Opinion.  It begins: When it comes to the fight about voter fraud and voter suppression, how do you prove a negative? One key question in the battle over the legality of voter… Continue reading

A ChapinBlog.

The Hill: “Critics of tough voter ID laws are running out of time and options in their efforts to knock down those barriers ahead of this year’s midterm elections.”  

Brendan Fischer blogs.

NYT editorial.

New York Times: “A federal judge on Tuesday struck down Wisconsin’s law requiring voters to produce state-approved photo identification cards at polling places, advancing a new legal basis — the Voting Rights Act — for similar challenges playing out… Continue reading