Getting on the Ballot Doesn’t Have to Be this Hard
By: Aidan Calvelli ’24 | November 30, 2021 Election law is having a moment. When Democrats took the House in […]
Voting Rights
We Must Defend the Integrity of Vote Counting, Not Just Vote Casting
By: Mark Haidar ’23 | September 13, 2021 As Benjamin Franklin was exiting the Constitutional Convention in 1787, someone asked
Lessons from Election Litigation in the COVID-19 Era
By Irfan Mahmud | November 15, 2020 In this heavily litigious election year, courts throughout the country have been
Courts of Appeals Limit Drop Boxes in Battleground States
By Christina Coleburn | October 25, 2020 An unprecedented election season is in full swing, bringing with it record-shattering
Democracy For Whom? How the 11th Circuit’s Decision Fits Within a Broader History of Racial Exclusion in the United States.
By Mark Haidar | October 3, 2020 In 2018, Florida voters passed a ballot initiative amending the state’s constitution to