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Very happy to see the final version of this article posted. Thanks to all who helped me with completing it!

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As of: 14 Oct 2024 – 13 Dec 2024

This ALI-CLE program may be of interest to ELB readers:

December 12 | 12:00 – 1:00 p.m. ET

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In this webcast, two election law experts, Tony Gaughan and Steve Huefner, will offer legal insights into the 2024 Election. They will explore the latest developments in election law, including the changing landscape of the voting process, election certification, election system reform (such as ranked choice voting and open primaries), gerrymandering, campaign finance, recount procedures, and election litigation.

Check out the Washington and Lee Law Review’s Symposium issue (Volume 81, Issue 3) for the symposium that Maureen Edobor and Chris Seaman organized earlier this year, “Voting Rights in a Politically Polarized Era.” It includes the following articles:

• Maureen Edobor & Christopher B. Seaman, Foreword:  Voting Rights in a Politically Polarized Era
• Nicholas O. Stephanopoulos, Finding Condorcet
• Rebecca Green, Legal Support for Local Election Officials
• Henry L. Chambers, Jr., Protecting Minority Representation in an Era of Political Polarization and the Hollowing Out of Voting Rights Protections
• Wilfred U. Codrington III, Unprincipled All the Way Down
• Macin Graber & Joshua A. Douglas, A Major Wrong on a Private Right of Action Under the Voting Rights Act
• Michael T. Morley, The Scope of Election Litigation
• Mark E. Rush, Voting Rights in a Politically Polarized Era… and Beyond

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You can read my mini-reviews here from the new 2024 Green Bag Almanac and Reader of Ann Southworth, Big Money Unleashed: The Campaign toDeregulate Election Spending (University of Chicago Press 2023); Joan Biskupic, Nine Black Robes: Inside the Supreme Court’s Drive to the Right and Its Historic Consequences (William Morrow 2023); Stephen Vladeck, The Shadow Docket: How the Supreme Court Uses Stealth Rulings to Amass Power and Undermine the Republic (Basic Books 2023); and Samuel Issacharoff, Democracy Unmoored: Populism and the Corruption of Popular Sovereignty (Oxford University Press 2023).

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It is now available here.

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In response in my post expressing disappointment about the loss of an SSRN journal dedicated to election law, I’m very happy to announce that the ejournal has been relaunched!

You can use this link to subscribe to the ejournal (you must have a free ssrn account to do so).

I’ll get back to posting my top ten lists of recent election law scholarship about every two months as I’ve been doing.

Thanks to SSRN for restoring this list. We in the field depend on it!

About every two months, I feature on ELB the top ten recent articles in the Election Law topic posted on SSRN. I personally find it a great way to keep up on scholarship in the field.

Unfortunately, SSRN for now has discontinued the Election Law category, folding the article into its topic on Legislation and Statutory Interpretation. (I write in both fields, and consider them separate fields with a few overlapping topics.)

I’m hoping SSRN will see fit to bring Election Law back as a topic at some point. If it does, my top ten lists will be back.