Call for Papers University of Arkansas at Little Rock Law Review The University of Arkansas at Little Rock Law Review is pleased to announce a call for papers for its 2021 Symposium, Voting and Elections, to be held on February… Continue reading

Miles Parks for NPR: Last week, Pennsylvania’s Supreme Court said ballots that are postmarked on or before Election Day will be counted so long as they’re received within the next three days.And a Michigan state judge last week also ruled… Continue reading

I wrote a thread on Twitter about this, starting here: All of a sudden from @BartonGellman's excellent @TheAtlantic piece, people are learning that we only get to vote for President because state legislatures give voters that right, and they… Continue reading

In the event she is nominated, I thought this video of her speaking on originalism might be of interest. This is from the 2019 Federalist Society National Lawyers Convention. Judge Barrett spoke on a “Showcase Panel, titled “Why, or Why… Continue reading

CPI: Twenty-six percent of Black voters in East Baton Rouge Parish had their polling place changed between the 2012 and 2016 general elections, compared with 15% of white voters in the parish, according to a new analysis of polling place… Continue reading

From our cross-ideological, cross disciplinary April report: Although laws govern the conduct of democratic elections, they are also shaped by a set of informal norms. We should strive for a system that upholds democratic principles that are embodied in… Continue reading

Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel: Republicans who control the state Legislature appealed a court decision Wednesday to try to make sure absentee ballots aren’t counted if clerks receive them after election day. The filing with the 7th Circuit Court of Appeals came two… Continue reading

WRAL: A pair of State Board of Elections members resigned from the board Wednesday, less than two months ahead of a presidential election, complaining of the details in a lawsuit settlement that may rewrite absentee voting rules in the weeks… Continue reading

Tom Edsall: A Democratic strategist — who requested anonymity because his employer does not want him publicly identified talking about the election — analyzed the implications of the most recent voter registration trends for me.In Michigan, Pennsylvania and Wisconsin, he… Continue reading

Release: The Georgia NAACP and the Georgia Coalition for the People’s Agenda are moving to stop 14,000 voters from being purged from the rolls before November’s general election, after a lawsuit was filed by two Fulton County voters which… Continue reading