David Siders for Politico Magazine.

This was a robust discussion with very diverse views. Watch: Here’s a description of the event: The Program on Democracy and the Internet (PDI) at Stanford University and UCLA Law’s Safeguarding Democracy Project will host a half-day streamed conference,… Continue reading

Carolyn Shapiro, Dan Tokaji, and I are the amici in this brief in Moore v. Harper, represented by Harvard Law School’s Election Law Clinic. Our brief highlights the doctrinal and practical mayhem that would ensue if federal courts were to… Continue reading

AP: “It’s just hard, as somebody who grew up, as I said, believing in democratic values, that I’m being challenged by somebody who doesn’t believe that our elections here, locally or nationally, are free and fair,” McGuire said. “Particularly here… Continue reading

Excerpt: I plan to quote this language back to Justice Alito if and when the Court decides whether states like Texas can force social media companies to carry the speech of politicians who foment hate speech, undermine election integrity… Continue reading

ProPublica deep dive.

Two weeks out from Election Day, many of the most closely watched and competitive statewide races are between a MAGA Republican and a Democrat. Here are few examples: Arizona’s gubernatorial race between Kari Lake and Katie Hobbs New Hampshire’s Senate… Continue reading