Great discussion with Jonathan Diaz, Matt Germer, Justin Levitt, Shelby Wayment, and Rick Hasen. Watch: ...

UC San Diego’s Center for Transparent and Trusted Elections has released: “Informational Videos Help Voters Know What to Do ...

NYT: After James Talarico, the Democratic nominee for Senate in Texas, spent more than a week with no campaign appearances because of what he and his aides described as a bad case of the flu, a false ...

The federal raid at Rep. Ilhan Omar’s home in Washington, D.C. on Monday prompted reactions that fell along party lines: celebration from conservative figures and outrage from the Minneapolis Democrat ...

Cleta] Mitchell and [Tina] Peters have focused their efforts on persuading the Trump administration to use existing authority to compel the Commerce Department to examine voting machines to determine ...

Bolts: Upon retaking the White House, Donald Trump demanded that states share sensitive voter data with federal agencies—a key step in his broader project of controlling and manipulating election ...

Here is the abstract: Public law has long maintained a norm against nakedly partisan justifications: while officials may sometimes pursue partisan ends in office, they must justify their actions in ...

Some Ohioans received political flyers in the mail touting an independent candidate in Ohio’s nationally-watched U.S. Senate race. Turns out, Greg Levy isn’t behind them − and his campaign contends ...

Justin here. About a year ago, I said that I thought somebody at DOJ involved with collecting state voter files might have committed federal crimes.  That view got substantially more backup today. A ...

WSJ: In Michigan this year, a new super PAC vowing to fight pro-Israel money chipped in more than half a million dollars to help progressive Abdul El-Sayed’s Senate bid. Its funders: a crew of ...

WaPo: Election Day 2020 was fast approaching, and Alexander Kolodin wanted a spot inside the Arizona Republican Party’s war room. Kolodin, an attorney who had lost a GOP primary for the state Senate ...

NYT: In January, a caller began leaving threats in the voice mail inboxes of members of Congress: “I want to see their throat cut from ear to ear.” Another caller left a blunt threat for a U.S.