The Justices apparently did so without comment. See this A.P. report.

See coverage in the New York Times (and see this editorial); the Washington Post; the Wall Street Journal (and see this story on public financing limits in the presidential campaign); NPR.

I would have thought the answer is no, but see Anderson v. Spear from the Sixth Circuit: The question of whether Kentucky may regulate issue advocacy proximate to the polls raises an issue of broad constitutional import. While Mr. Anderson

You can find a link to the audio from oral argument in Wisconsin Right to Life v. Schober here. Briefs are here. Thanks to Ed Feigenbaum for the pointer.

I have posted with SSRN a draft of my forthcoming article from the University of Pennsylvania Law Review election law symposium. The article, Buckley is Dead, Long Live Buckley: The New Campaign Finance Incoherence of McConnell v. Federal Election… Continue reading

See this report in the Madison Journal. Thanks to Ed Feigenbaum for the pointer.… Continue reading

See here.

A.P. offers this report.

The Baltimore Sun offers this report. Thanks to a reader for passing this along.

The Brennan Center, a group that filed an amicus brief supporting the plaintiffs’ request for a stay in the Texas redistricting suit, have filed some information about the case and links to the parties’ briefs here. The plaintiffs have… Continue reading

Below you will find the schedule for the University of Pennsylvania Law Review’s upcoming symposium on the Law of Democracy, which will take place at Penn Law School on February 6 and 7. Anyone wishing to attend should contact Rosanna… Continue reading

The Hill offers this report.

See this law.com report.

See this A.P. report.