AJC: U.S. Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene will remain on the ballot for re-election, Georgia’s secretary of state’s said late Friday. The decision came after a judge ruled earlier in the day that challengers who had tried to disqualify… Continue reading

Aaron Goldzimer and I wrote this piece for Slate, arguing for a third-best response to congressional gerrymandering if neither Congress nor the federal courts are willing to tackle the problem. States should enact reforms requiring their congressional maps to be… Continue reading

This looks good: Speakers: Vikram D. Amar: Dean and Iwan Foundation Professor of Law, University of Illinois School of LawLeah Litman: Assistant Professor of Law, Michigan LawCarolyn Shapiro: Professor and Co-director of the Institute on the Supreme… Continue reading

Cap Radio: Election experts say Padilla’s double-billing stems from the threat of potential legal challenges to California’s practice using appointments to fill vacant U.S. Senate seats.Lawmakers cited two federal court rulings in cases involving the appointment of senators… Continue reading

Delaware Valley Journal: GOP gubernatorial candidate state Sen. Doug Mastriano abruptly ended a podcast interview with Delaware Valley Journal, angry over questions about his participation in a rally linked to QAnon conspiracy advocates. The Franklin, Pa. Republican also objected… Continue reading

Just Security: A new report from the U.S. Government Accountability Office (GAO) reveals that seven federal law enforcement and intelligence agencies were aware of open source information on social media about “potential violence” planned for January 6, 2021. The report… Continue reading