U.S. News and World Report offers this article on the potential for post-election litigation.

A.P. offers this report.

The Des Moines Register offers this report, which begins: “Controversy over Iowa’s election laws heated up this morning when Republicans threatened to file a lawsuit and called for Iowa Secretary of State Chet Culver’s resignation, just eight days before… Continue reading

In this article on the Chief Justice’s illnesss, Slate‘s Dahlia Lithwick writes: What would happen if the Supreme Court were asked to intervene again on any of the inevitable and innumerable Election Day lawsuits, any of which might ooze… Continue reading

Jamin Raskin offers this commentary on Slate, with the following subhead: “Vote-pairing nearly saved Al Gore in 2000. Could it give Kerry a decisive boost this year?”

Richard Epstein and Sandy Levinson debate this question at Legal Affairs Debate Club.

See here.

Heather Gerken has written Lost in the Political Thicket in the current issue of Legal Affairs.

A.P. offers this report, which begins: “State Republicans withdrew thousands of more than 35,000 challenges to new voter registrations because of errors in their filings apparently caused by a computer glitch.” Another snippet: “But the largest single batch of… Continue reading

A.P. offers this report from Florida.

See here.

Following up on this post, Alleging Fraud is Easier than Proving Fraud, readers might be interested in Securing the Vote: An Analysis of Election Fraud by Professor Lori Minnite and David Callahan of DEMOs. Here is the executive summary:… Continue reading

The Wall Street Journal offers this report, with the following subhead: “Election of ’04 May Be Key To Future of Electronic Voting And Principal Player Diebold.” Thanks to Steven Sholk for the link.

NPR offers this audio report.