Election Law at Ohio State
Election Law at Ohio State
Election Law at Ohio State (ELOSU) is a non-partisan research, education, and outreach program conducted by faculty and staff of The Ohio State University Moritz College of Law. Since 2004, ELOSU’s mission has been to help the public, lawyers, academics and educators, journalists, policymakers and other civic leaders, and election administrators better identify and understand issues confronting the world of election law and administration.
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Common Ground Democracy Substack
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Election Law News
Election Law at Ohio State Celebrates 20th Anniversary
Election Central: Ohio State’s election law hub for real-time results and analysis
Professor Steve Huefner named Reporter for ULC Election Law Study Committee
Election Law Team
Edward B. Foley
Charles W. Ebersold and Florence Whitcomb Ebersold Chair in Constitutional Law; Director, Election Law at Ohio State
Steven F. Huefner
C. William O’Neill Professor in Law and Judicial Administration; Director, Legislation Clinic; Deputy Director, Election Law at Ohio State; Director, D.C. Summer Program
Terri Enns
James W. Shocknessy Professor of Law; Senior Fellow, Election Law at Ohio State
Matt Cooper
Associate Director for Collection Services, Moritz Law Library; Senior Fellow, Election Law at Ohio State; Associate Professor of Professional Practice, University Libraries
Anne E. Ralph
Morgan E. Shipman Professor in Law; Director, Program on Law and Leadership; Senior Fellow, Election Law at Ohio State
Anthony Gaughan
Senior Fellow
Issrah Saleh
Project Management Coordinator