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Commentary
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 Stories
March, 2009
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
July, 2008
Litigation
Active Cases
- DiMaio v. Democratic National Committee (Florida)
- LULAC of Texas v. State of Texas (Texas)
Archived Cases
- Chesnut v. Democratic Party of Nevada (Nevada)
- Geller v. Democratic National Committee (Florida)
- Hayes v. Michigan Democratic Party (Michigan)
- Jason Napolitano v. Donetta Davidson (Colorado)
- McCorvey v. Browning (Florida)
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