Harvard's 'Lawfare' Programs Are an Omen of Elections Decided Not at Polls—but in Court
Before the Donald Trump-inspired challenges of the 2020 presidential election, Democrats and liberals alleged fraud and formally contested ...
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Before the Donald Trump-inspired challenges of the 2020 presidential election, Democrats and liberals alleged fraud and formally contested ...
Institutions like Harvard are turning out more students with expertise in election law, thus creating a demand for their expertise and election litigation.
It's gaining in popularity around the country, touted as a way to restore civility and bipartisanship. But it's not a perfect solution, and it doesn't come without costs.
Jim Crow 2.0 or no big deal: Here's what's in that hotly debated Georgia voting law cbc.ca 2 hrs ago Alexander Panetta © Dustin Chambers/Reuters Protesters gathered outside the Georgia State Capitol last month as lawmakers debated several voting bills. Defenders of a now-passed law say it's being badly distorted. It seems the one basic fact everyone can agree on with respect to Georgia's controversial new voting law is that an outrageous injustice has been committed. What that outrage is depends on who you talk to. Opponents of the just-passed bill call it a modern-day ...
Report finds Wisconsin trails some states in assuring access to voting. By Anya van Wagtendonk - Mar 14th, 2021 09:53 am //end headline wrapper ?> Get a daily rundown of the top stories on Urban Milwaukee Poll worker Kathleen Krchnavek, left, talks with chief inspector Meg Hamel at the Olbrich Gardens polling site in Madison, Wis., on Feb. 16, 2021. They were discussing the absentee balloting process. Some Democratic lawmakers in Wisconsin want to make it easier to vote absentee while some Republicans are proposing additional restrictions, which Democrats descr...