Add to ORKGThe litigation over the vote-by-mail process during the 2020 general election revealed that absentee ballot voting disputes should not be left entirely to the courts. Rather, this Note argues that Congress should utilize its constitutional Elections Clause power to standardize federal vote-by-mail processes, and proposes specific elements that Congress should include in such legislation
The past decade is rife with examples of actions by nefarious groups to improperly interfere in demo...
In conclusion, the opinion of the Court in Chiafalo sets a dangerous precedent. The Court gave the s...
North Carolinians -- particularly our Black and Latiné neighbors -- have always faced an evolving ar...
The litigation over the vote-by-mail process during the 2020 general election revealed that absentee...
During the litigation surrounding the 2020 election, the independent state legislature theory (ISLT)...
The U.S. Supreme Court's 2010 decision in Citizens United v. Federal Election Commission made it leg...
The addition of early voting laws has led to the many changes in the US political system. In this di...
As Americans went to bed on November 3rd, 2020, it appeared our country was heading towards a second...
[B]lockchain technology provides a cryptographically secure and transparent method for transferring ...
Increased partisanship, single-party control of state governments, and the rise of technology and “B...
This Article—part of the Seattle University Law Review’s symposium on the centennial of the ratifica...
For his study, the author determines whether the Commission on Presidential Debates (CPD) and th...
Entire elections can be determined by the way a state judge chooses to interpret an election statute...
The presidential primary processes used by the two major parties misses opportunities to engage vote...
Beginning in the 19th century and through the 2008 presidential elections, American state courts hav...
The past decade is rife with examples of actions by nefarious groups to improperly interfere in demo...
In conclusion, the opinion of the Court in Chiafalo sets a dangerous precedent. The Court gave the s...
North Carolinians -- particularly our Black and Latiné neighbors -- have always faced an evolving ar...
The litigation over the vote-by-mail process during the 2020 general election revealed that absentee...
During the litigation surrounding the 2020 election, the independent state legislature theory (ISLT)...
The U.S. Supreme Court's 2010 decision in Citizens United v. Federal Election Commission made it leg...
The addition of early voting laws has led to the many changes in the US political system. In this di...
As Americans went to bed on November 3rd, 2020, it appeared our country was heading towards a second...
[B]lockchain technology provides a cryptographically secure and transparent method for transferring ...
Increased partisanship, single-party control of state governments, and the rise of technology and “B...
This Article—part of the Seattle University Law Review’s symposium on the centennial of the ratifica...
For his study, the author determines whether the Commission on Presidential Debates (CPD) and th...
Entire elections can be determined by the way a state judge chooses to interpret an election statute...
The presidential primary processes used by the two major parties misses opportunities to engage vote...
Beginning in the 19th century and through the 2008 presidential elections, American state courts hav...
The past decade is rife with examples of actions by nefarious groups to improperly interfere in demo...
In conclusion, the opinion of the Court in Chiafalo sets a dangerous precedent. The Court gave the s...
North Carolinians -- particularly our Black and Latiné neighbors -- have always faced an evolving ar...