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The Supreme Court faces a handful of election-related cases, but experts say the justices are unlikely to upset the status quo.

The Supreme Court starts a new term Monday that includes cases on guns, e-cigarettes and environmental standards.

It is law review submission season, so I have had many conversations lately both on and off of social media about the student-run law review system. This recent poll by Professor Derek Muller was interesting, for example. The quality of law review articles in top law journals is ___ it…

High-stakes case on whether 14th amendment prohibits Trump from holding office because of his actions on January 6 2021

A critique of John Yoo and Robert Delahunty's suggestion that the Vice President has a role in counting electoral votes.

An interesting analysis of the former President's brief challenging his disqualification from the ballot in Colorado.

The US Supreme Court played a critical role in deciding the 2000 presidential election when it halted a vote recount in Florida with Republican George W. Bush holding a razor-thin edge over Democrat Al Gore.

If you're interested in the political question doctrine, you should read my colleague Derek Muller's latest post at the Election Law Blog. Derek identifies several shifts in how lower courts are using the political question doctrine after Rucho--manageability is becoming more important, and it is manageability of rules rather than…

An excerpt from Lessig's article in Slate (read the whole piece for more), discussing the same issue that has been discussed on this blog by Profs. Ilya Somin, Steve Calabresi, Will Baude, and Michael McConnell (and see also Jonathan Adler's post citing Prof. Derek Muller): The provision of the 14th…