NYT: Local law enforcement and election officials are bracing for a tense Election Day as President Trump has kept up a sustained attack on the integrity of U.S. elections, including by offering a $1 ...

The Washington Post data team has been examining how much parties are spending on ads in the midterms and what they focus on. Republicans have outspent Democrats in competitive Senate, House and ...

The Stagnation, Retrogression, and Potential Pro-Voter Transformation of U.S. Election Law, 134 Yale Law Journal 1673 (2025) From Bloggers in Pajamas to The Gateway Pundit: How Government Entities Do ...

The Supreme Court, without even asking California and other defendants and intervenors to respond, rejected the Department of Justice’s unprecedented and unjustified demand that California segregate ...

As Mississippians gear up to cast ballots for a major U.S. Senate race and all four U.S. House seats, some voters could still be sent to the wrong location on Election Day at multiple polling places ...

U.S.C. §611(a) recognizes that a state (or locality) may grant aliens the right to vote in elections for local office (below the state level). An alien voting legally in … Continue reading Michael Ros ...

ICE at the polls. Last minute voter roll purges. As the midterms loom, no shortage of election threats have catalyzed public discourse and preparedness efforts. But less time has been spent … Continue ...

NYT: It was before dawn when Amandeep Kaur turned herself in to federal authorities in downtown Los Angeles last Monday. Wrapped in a tasseled shawl, she paced and shivered as she waited outside the ...

Lots of reports from throughout Ohio, particularly Northeast Ohio, of extremely long lines with up to 2 hour waits on last day of early voting. My understanding is state law permits only one early ...

Shane Harris, at The Atlantic, is a top national security journalist. This issue has been getting less attention than many others. Here’s his piece on this issue: In a speech to the nation in July, ...

Interesting substack post at Slow Boring from Matt Yglesias. Too long to summarize the explanations for each of the elections he picks out. The case for the first six is strong; I don’t agree with his ...

You can find the order at this link. The district court found that the U.S. did not have standing because it could not demonstrate that the court could grant any relief that would not violate voters’ ...