AP offers this report, which begins: “The conservative-dominated U.S. Commission on Civil Rights has published a report criticizing the Justice Department for its handling of voting rights accusations against the New Black Panther Party.” The interim report notes: The… Continue reading

This article in the St. Cloud Times begins: “It’s easy to vote in Minnesota. Too easy, say some Republican leaders, who are taking aim at a number of Minnesota’s voting laws as they prepare to take control of both legislative… Continue reading

See here.

The Alaska Dispatch explores.

The NY Times offers this report, which begins: “Republicans claimed they had retaken the New York State Senate on Saturday after a State Supreme Court justice rejected a hand recount of a pivotal race in Nassau County. But Democrats… Continue reading

Steve Bickerstaff’s oped for the Austin-American Statesman begins: “Some of the reaction to the conviction of former U.S. Rep. Tom DeLay has amazed me. Some arguments (such as possible innocence) might be bona fide reasons for disputing any criminal conviction,… Continue reading

AP offers this report.

The South Bend Tribune offers this report.

This extensive article begins: “For Republican Tom Emmer, behind by nearly 9,000 votes, the path to the governor’s office has only gotten steeper since Election Day.”

An interesting suit under the CVRA.

Rob Richie and Emily Hellman have written this Politico oped.

WaPo offers this report.

I have written this jurisprudence essay for Slate. It begins: What’s the central legacy of Bush v. Gore, which has its 10th anniversary next Sunday? Republicans see the Supreme Court stopping a lawless recount, while Democrats see a lawless court… Continue reading

The election is over but the controversy lives on.