Amid reports of people waiting over the weekend up to six hours to cast a ballot in the “battleground” county of Los Angeles (just kidding on that battleground part), the LA County registrar has assured that there will be plenty… Continue reading

The Indiana Law Blog has the latest. As I recently asked about a Democratic lawsuit in Florida, why did Republicans wait so long to bring this suit? Was the Marion County policy only recently announced or discovered?

AP offers this report. More from TPM.

The William & Mary Bill of Rights Journal has an upcoming symposium issue this year, entitled “How We Vote.” Drafts of two of the pieces are on SSRN. Daniel P. Tokaji, Voter Registration and Election Reform Christopher S. Elmendorf &… Continue reading

Law Professor Ruth Colker describes her kafkaesque experience. More signs of our pathetic and dysfunctional decentralized and non-uniform election administration system.

Everyone is breaking federal law by paying people for turning out to vote. People should get their free sex toys whether they voted or not. It is the American way.

“It’s important that voting rights experts, election officials, and policymakers take a long hard look at HAVA, to assess what worked well and what didn’t. It may or may not be necessary to amend federal law. What clearly is necessary,… Continue reading

See here. Duke v. Leake, the public financing judicial elections case, was on SCOTUSBlog’s “petitions to watch” list. I thought a GVR was possible.

Wired offers this report.

Eliza’s latest.

Ezra Klein’s post at TAPPED begins: “One of the underreported stories this cycle is the unprecedented success of voting rights groups in defending the right to vote and preventing states from implementing illegal purges based on flawed databases.” Unfortunately, given… Continue reading

The latest from Georgia.

The Cincinnati Enquirer offers this report.

I’m glad someone is confident.