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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Topic-by-Topic Coverage (Improper Election Communications)
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News and Analysis
October, 2008
- PA Voters May Wear Political T-Shirts (10/29/08)
September, 2008
- 2 voters sue Ohio elections chief (9/18/08)
Commentary
There are no commentary articles on Improper Election Communications that Election Law @ Moritz has written at this time.
News Stories
November, 2008
October, 2008
- County judge declines GOP restraining order (10/29/08)
- Voter registration card sent to goldfish (10/21/08)
- Republican HQ's Vandalized, Workers Threatened (10/21/08)
- Anti-abortion group challenges W.Va. election law (10/06/08)
- Moorestown relaxes rule on political signs (10/01/08)
September, 2008
- Lawsuit seeks to stop voters from wearing partisan apparel (9/18/08)
- Kobayashi accused of election law breach (9/18/08)
- Changes on the horizon for New Jersey voters (9/01/08)
August, 2008
- Proposal would bar automated election calls in NJ (8/31/08)
- Column: Election supervisor's name is everywhere at the polls - is it fair? (8/26/08)
- Supervisor's name on rulers might violate election laws (8/26/08)
- Column: In Campaign Ad Spat, Obama Lawyer Calls on AG’s Office (8/26/08)
Litigation
Active Cases
There are no active cases on Improper Election Communications that Election Law @ Moritz is covering at this time.
Archived Cases
- Garcia v. Fox-Young (New Mexico)
- Monk v. Democratic National Committee (Florida)
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