Larry Tribe, Erwin Chemerinsky, and Dennis Aftergut in WaPo opinion: The law governing the counting of electoral votes in presidential elections is in desperate need of strengthening. But the changes now being considered in the Senate don’t go far enough.President… Continue reading

The following is a guest post from Pam Karlan, now back at Stanford: The Electoral Count Reform Act (ECRA) is a vast improvement over the existing Electoral Count Act of 1887, whose ambiguities and gaps became evident during… Continue reading

NBC News: Congress is trying to strengthen the law, though with little to show for its work. For much of the past year, Democratic lawmakers who control both houses focused instead on broader election reform aimed at expanding… Continue reading

This could well have large influence over ECA reform, not only for its substance but for who is behind the set of endorsements: At the invitation of the leadership of The American Law Institute, a group whose members span a… Continue reading