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Election Law at Moritz

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Selection of Presidential Electors

Complete coverage for Selection of Presidential Electors can be found below. (Return to issues list)

Information & Analysis

October, 2012

Readings Relevant to Recounts & Other “Extra Innings” Issues (10/20/12)

Commentary

2012

Numbers Show Ohio at Unique Risk of Disputed Presidential Votes (12/17/12)
Sandy Colloquy 2: Can Paper Save Election Day from Sandy? (10/29/12)
How to Avoid Electoral Alarmism: The Relevance of 1884 and 1916 (10/27/12)
Looking Ahead to the End of this New Year (1/04/12)

2010

Bush v. Gore in Historical Perspective (12/09/10)
The Founders' Bush v. Gore (12/09/10)

2009

Election Commissions and Supreme Courts (10/20/09)
Electoral Reforms Must Include New Endgame (1/15/09)

2008

Voting next time—and in 2020 (11/10/08)
Waiting for a Presidential Winner: The Lessons of 1884 and 1916 (10/29/08)

News Wire

Election law news from across the country concerning Selection of Presidential Electors

February, 2012

Utah Senator looking to do away with Electoral College system (2/15/12)

January, 2012

The electoral train wreck scenario (1/23/12)

November, 2011

Texas map tilts redistricting battle in Democrats’ favor (11/30/11)

June, 2011

Ohio Grandmother, 94, Creates Electoral College Game (6/08/11)
Group Claims Tennesseans Favor Ditching Presidential System (6/03/11)

May, 2011

Assembly Passes Measure to Change Impact of Electoral College (5/24/11)
Electoral College Should be Scrapped (5/23/11)

March, 2009

Mauro speaks out against effort to abandon electoral college (3/03/09)

February, 2009

Senate committee votes to dump electoral college (2/24/09)
Iowa may ditch Electoral College (2/11/09)
House panel OK's presidential popular vote bill (2/05/09)

November, 2008

Presidential Race Narrowing with St. Louis Ballots Found (11/11/08)
One of Nebraska's Electoral Votes Still Undecided (11/06/08)
North Carolina still unresolved for President (11/05/08)

October, 2008

Straight-ticket omits presidential race (10/20/08)

September, 2008

New push to pick the president by popular vote (9/03/08)

July, 2008

Letter to the Editor: Dump the Electoral College? No way (7/27/08)

Litigation

Active Cases

There are no active cases on Selection of Presidential Electors that Election Law at Moritz is covering at this time.

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