Recent Commentary
- Judicial Review of Electoral Mechanics After Crawford
Chris Elmendorf, May. 6 - Crawford: It Could Have Been Worse
Daniel P. Tokaji, Apr. 29 - Federal Court Extension of Polling Hours: Problem, Proposal, Example (Part 3)
Edward B. Foley, Apr. 15 - Federal Court Extension of Polling Hours: Problem, Proposal, Example (Part 2)
Edward B. Foley, Apr. 1 - Federal Court Extension of Polling Hours: Problem, Proposal, Example
Edward B. Foley, Mar. 18
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