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’ ...
Under the US Constitution, elections are run by states and localities, and that decentralized way of doing things has come in for a fair bit of criticism over the years. State election law, we … ...
Last weekend, Chaya Raichik, the popular right-wing influencer who goes by Libs of TikTok, made an ominous claim to her nearly 5 million followers on X. “In Minnesota, the USPS offices are inside ...
NYT: As a Justice Department lawsuit challenging the presence of two U.S. Senate candidates named Dan Sullivan on the Alaska ballot plays out, Democrats have filed a lawsuit in Alaska accusing ...
CNN: But the uproar about the Alaska Senate race could ratchet up to 11 if control of the Senate comes down to who wins in the state, one that election officials and experts say is unlike any other ...
AP: The FBI has begun reaching out to donors of Dan J. Sullivan asking about potential deception, as federal authorities ramped up their investigation of the U.S. Senate candidate in Alaska who shares ...
In the DOJ’s amended complaint, the prayer for relief (aside from declaratory relief) reads that the court should: “Preliminarily and permanently enjoin Defendants from certifying any result that may ...
I have just learned of this (though this Nevada Independent story is 10 days old), and it’s a nice contrast with the Alaska situation: ...
From SEIU v. Department of Justice, filed just yesterday, but the TRO issued moments ago in the Northern District of California. I’ll just list the relief granted: (1) Defendants shall not threaten, ...
You can find the ruling and dissent here. The reasoning in the majority and dissent both track the reasons that the judges gave in the earlier rulings (except all the judges agree that, despite this ...
Mark Bohnhorst has written this article for the U. Ill. L. Rev. Online. Here is the abstract: Henry S. Noyes’ recent argument that states are free to gerrymander the Electoral College, and his ...
You can find the dissent (from six Trump appointed judge and one Bush appointed judge) at this link. (Via Josh Gerstein). The panel had upheld the district court’s determination that DHS’s activities ...
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