Via email comes the following announcement: NOW AVAILABLE AT THE WILLIAM & MARY LAW ELECTION LAW PROGRAM WEBSITE The National Center for State Courts and the William & Mary Law School’s Election Law Program is pleased to present a new… Continue reading

On March 26, I featured this guest post from Ellen Katz. Edward Blum sends along this response: Ellen Katz’s post to this blog last week, “The Misguided Effort to Explain Obama to the Court–or–Why Obama Really Matters and What the… Continue reading

MyDD offers this report.

USA Today offers this editorial.

The Star Tribune offers this extensive report. The report quotes from this post of mine at the ACS blog.

Roll Call offers this fascinating report ($).

See here.

AP offers this report on NAMUDNO.

See here.

The Dayton Daily News offers this interesting report. See also here and here.

Michael Kang has written this book review for the Texas Law Review of Heather Gerken’s new book, “The Democracy Index.” I’ll be posting my draft review of the book soon, hopefully this week.

The Houston Chronicle offers this report, which begins: “A North Texas legislator during House testimony on voter identification legislation said Asian-descent voters should adopt names that are ‘easier for Americans to deal with.'”

Matthew Sanderson has written this Washington Post oped, based on his recent article (temporary free access) in the Election Law Journal.

The NY Times offers this editorial. It cites these studies from Project Vote and Demos.