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“The Supreme Court Must Choose Between Trump and the Constitution in the Census Case”
David Gans for Slate.
“Election Case Risks Awkward About-Face for Biden Administration”
Bloomberg Law:
President-elect Joe Biden’s top lawyer at the Supreme Court may have no choice but to change the government’s position in an election dispute out of Arizona, the sort of pivot that is awkward for lawyers and irritates… Continue reading
My New New York Times Oped Argues We Should Worry Less About Whether Trump Can Steal the Election (He Can’t); Worry More About the Damage Being Done to Voting Rights and the Legitimacy of our Election System and Democracy
I have written this piece for the NY Times. It begins:
Even as the campaign lawsuits brought by President Trump over the 2020 election enter their death throes, many people continue to worry that Mr. Trump will find three… Continue reading
“Supreme Court goes idle on Trump-related disputes and time is running out”
Bob Barnes for WaPo:
Has the Supreme Court hit the pause button on all things President Trump?The justices for more than three weeks have been holding on to the president’s last-ditch plea to shield his private financial records from… Continue reading
Supreme Court, Without Comment, Won’t Hear Suit By Progressives Seeking to Kill Super PACs
This is not a surprise at all and I was always mystified by anyone who thought this Court would agree to hear a campaign finance case to make things more regulatory. The trend is decidedly in the opposite direction.
Foley, Morley, Muller and I Agree: No Promising Path for Trump to Reverse Election Results at Supreme Court (Nina Totenberg Story)
Nina Totenberg at NPR:
“Unless something new happens, I don’t see a viable path for Trump to litigate his way out of an Electoral College loss,” says election law expert Richard Hasen, of the University of California, Irvine.Florida State… Continue reading
PA Democrats Tell Supreme Court That Those Late Arriving Ballots Will Have to Be Counted—At Least in State Races
Important to note that the presidency is not the only thing on the line in the dispute over late arriving mailed ballots in Pennsylvania. From the Democrats’ brief:
the ballots contain votes for state races that are not implicated… Continue reading
Breaking: Justice Alito Issues Order Requiring That All Pennsylvania Counties Segregate (and Potentially Separately Count) Ballots Received After Polling Deadline
You can find the order directed to county election boards here.
The order follows the PA GOP telling Justice Alito that not all counties had indicated that they would follow the guidance as well as tweaks that the PA… Continue reading
“Pennsylvania GOP asks Supreme Court to stop Pennsylvania from counting votes received after November 3”
Ariane de Vogue:
Lawyers for Pennsylvania Republicans are asking the US Supreme Court to order the state to not take any action on any mail-in ballots received after Election Day, November 3.The Pennsylvania secretary of state has already ordered any… Continue reading
Trump Campaign Says It Will Seek Recount in Wisconsin, Sues in Michigan to Temporarily Stop Counting, Stages Brooks Brother Type Event, and Intervenes in PA Case: What It All Means
There have been a number of developments since I posted this morning, Can Donald Trump Litigate His Way to Victory via the Supreme Court? Not Likely After networks called Wisconsin for Biden with about a 20,000 vote lead and counting… Continue reading
“Trump wants the courts to stop the counting. He’s going to be disappointed.”
Ned Foley WaPo oped:
President Trump can rail as much as he likes, but he can’t stop the counting of valid votes. And while he is threatening to race to the Supreme Court to overturn any result against him, that,… Continue reading
“Why Bush v. Gore Still Matters in 2020”
Still Not Normal and Deeply Disturbing: President Trump Falsely States That Supreme Court Ruling on Pennsylvania Ballots Will Lead to Cheating and “will also induce violence in the streets”
Hidden behind a Twitter warning that “Some or all of the content shared in this Tweet is disputed and might be misleading about an election or other civic process,” President Trump tweeted the following:
The Supreme Court decision on… Continue reading