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Election Law Blog

About: The law of politics and the politics of law.
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“A US territory’s colonial history emerges in state disputes over voting and citizenship”

A brief return to DOJ’s suit in NC

“Trump says Elon Musk will face ‘very serious consequences’ if he funds Democratic candidates”

Alabama Law Review issue dedicated to voting rights

June 2025 issue of the Election Law Journal

Brahin, “Redistricting and the Origins of the Good Faith Presumption”

“Bolivia reinstates a leftist challenger but keeps former leader Morales off the ballot”

“Georgian falsely accused in ‘2000 Mules’ of voting fraud wants filmmaker to pay”

Supreme Court Will Not Hear What Could Have Been Major Test of Independent State Legislature Theory Out of Pennsylvania

“Federal vs. state power at issue in a hearing over Trump’s election overhaul executive order”

Three-judge federal panel rejects claim of racial gerrymandering in Arkansas congressional districts

“What Trump ordering an investigation into Biden’s actions might mean legally and politically”

“A Super PAC Is Encroaching on the DCCC’s Territory”

Challenges to Wisconsin’s Congressional Plan

“Michigan House Republicans sue the secretary of state over election training materials”

“Texas legislators refer 17 constitutional amendments for Nov. 2025 ballot—the most for a single election date since 2003”

“U.S. warns Arizona and Wisconsin over compliance with federal election law”

“First Circuit wary of restoring voting ban on anti

“Musk floats idea of third party amid feud with Trump”

“Gov. Tim Walz calls for less ‘rigid’ Democratic nominating calendar in future election cycles”

New Report from the Center for Civic Design: “Poll Workers: The Face of Elections”

“Lamont forces legislators to keep elections watchdog independent”

“Trump Orders Investigation of Biden and His Aides”

“Florida ballot initiative law mostly upheld by federal judge, but key part suspended”

“Bipartisan deals on voting and election changes are rare. It just happened in one swing state”

“The Age Issue: More of Congress Is 70-Plus Than Ever Before”

“Justice Department Announces Action Against Wisconsin Elections Commission for Lacking Complaint Procedure Required by Federal Law”

“Texas to expand voting on weekends for next presidential election”

Federal judge hints that parts of new ballot design law in New Jersey are unconstitutional

“Inside Trump’s gutting of the Justice Department unit that enforces voting laws”