“What is a ‘Burden’ on Voters? Reflections on Ohio’s Early Voting Litigation”
Josh Douglas writes for the Kentucky Law Journal.
Category Archives: The Voting Wars
Ohio Files #SCOTUS Reply Brief in Early Voting Case
You can read it here (via SCOTUSBlog).
“Court urged to let Ohioans vote early”
Lyle Denniston has written this post on this fifty-four-page brief opposing Ohio’s motion for an emergency stay in the early voting case.
Problem with GA Sunday Voting: “a way just to wring out every last vote”
Bibb County election board rejects early voting on 3-2 vote:
Rinda Wilson, a Republican, called it “a partisan thing” backed by Democrats: “There have been six states that have been targeted, Georgia being one of them, that this would be… Continue reading
“Ohio challenges early-voting mandate (UPDATED)”
Lyle Denniston reports for SCOTUSBlog.
“Federal Court Declines to Take Up Wisconsin’s Voter ID Law”
“Wisconsin will enact voter ID law denounced as ‘recipe for chaos'”
“Full Federal Appeals Court Won’t Consider Voter ID Case”
“More than 22,000 registrations stalled over citizenship papers”
The latest from Kansas.
“Voter-ID laws continue to wreak havoc”
WI Voter ID Opponents Mulling Emergency Motion to #SCOTUS after 7th Circuit Divides 5-5
So reports the Journal Sentinel.
I explained earlier why I expect a petition to SCOTUS.
“Husted wants Supreme Court to back Ohio’s early voting cuts”
MSNBC:
If the Supreme Court — no friend of voting rights considering its recent record — decides to intervene this time, it could be bad news for minority voters. This potential case could even give the court a chance… Continue reading
“Was ‘Wisconsin Poll Watcher Militia’ Really Just First-Rate Trolling?”
“News Analysis: Elections administrators deal with legal decisions”
That’s the lead story in this week’s Electionline Weekly.