Voter Suppression and Civic Vice Our republic requires certain virtues in our leaders. Those who suppress the votes of their fellow citizens show none of them. October 31, 2020 | Gary Hart | The Bulwark Though too many Americans cannot…
Lawyers Prepare for Court Battles in Pennsylvania, Michigan and Wisconsin The Republican and Democratic parties have poured legal resources into three swing states where litigation could slow the tally of millions of mail-in ballots October 31, 2020 | Deanna Paul…
Panelists discuss potential threats to 2020 Election during a webinar held by UD Law School Two groups within the University of Dayton School of Law held a webinar Tuesday and discussed some of the potential threats they see in the…
Results from the Nov. 3 election may take a while, but democracy is worth the wait October 23, 2020 | Aaron Weinschenk, Reid Ribble and Tim Wirth | Green Bay Press-Gazette Given the massive technological advances in the last several…
Your View: Election of 1876 holds lessons for this year’s contest September 22, 2020 | Christopher Borick and Ari Mittleman | The Morning Call … Today, the Pennsylvania State House is controlled by Republicans while Gov. Tom Wolf is a…
This election is probably going to reflect our greatest Constitutional challenge since the Civil War, and we must preserve our Democracy. Our votes are the way we speak and how we select our leaders.
President Trump is ramping up his attacks on mail-in voting by insisting election results “must” be known on election night. “No more big election night answers?” he tweeted last month. “Ridiculous! Just a formula for RIGGING an Election . . .”
Old law could leave 2020 presidential race in stalemate Conditions may be ripe for an ‘almost unintelligible’ provision to muddle the election June 1, 2020 | Todd Ruger | Roll Call The nation’s 133-year-old law for picking a president has…