Recent Opinion Articles
- Uncounted Ballots: A Measure of Vulnerability
Edward B. Foley, November 5 - Election Commissions and Supreme Courts
Edward B. Foley, October 20 - Line-drawing after Overruling Austin
Edward B. Foley, September 9 - Citizens United, Stare Decisis, and Democracy
Edward B. Foley, July 31 - Impressive Unanimity: the Historical Significance of Coleman v. Franken
Edward B. Foley, June 30
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State-by-State Coverage (Nebraska)
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Recent News Stories
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6/18/09
Audit confirms accuracy of Nebraska election machines
In 16 of the precincts, there were no discrepancies between the hand counts and the machine counts. The lone discrepancies were found in a Dawes County precinct, where two changes resulted.
2/18/09
Bills Would Allow Election Day Voter Registration
Nebraska Secretary of State John Gale was among those testifying against two bills which would allow Nebraskans to register to vote right up to the day of an election.
1/16/09
2nd Neb. bill targets Election Day registration
Another proposal to let Nebraskans register to vote on Election Day could be more palatable to election officials.
11/6/08
One of Nebraska's Electoral Votes Still Undecided
569-vote margin may be undone by an estimated 9,000 as-yet-uncounted ballots.
9/17/08
Neb. county election office audit raises questions
An audit of the Douglas County Election Commission raises questions about how electronic election information is stored.
Current Litigation
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