Jurisprudence
Bad ReadersThe judges who ruled against Obamacare are following Scalia down a terrible path of interpretation.
Jurisprudence
Here’s $20 Million for Your CandidateThe Scott Walker case could shred the remaining limits on influencing elections.
Politics
The New Conservative Assault on Early VotingThe goal is to make the electorate smaller as well as more Republican.
Jurisprudence
The Next Citizens United?The campaign finance case at the Supreme Court next week will be big—or huge.
Jurisprudence
Supreme ErrorNorth Carolina’s new voter suppression law shows why the Voting Rights Act is still necessary.
Jurisprudence
It’s About Disclosure, StupidThe larger failing behind the terrible IRS treatment of Tea Party groups.
Jurisprudence
What’s Lost if the Voting Rights Act Falls?Minority voters will lose a key bargaining chip.
Politics
Will Bush v. Gore Save Barack Obama?If Obama narrowly wins Ohio, he can thank Justice Scalia and the court’s conservatives.
Politics
Tweeting the Next Election MeltdownIf the next presidential election goes into overtime, heaven help us. It’s gonna get ugly.
Jurisprudence
Unleash the HoundsWhy Justice Souter should publish his secret dissent in Citizens United.
Politics
The Political Gabfest: The “Inside Baseball” Bonus SegmentListen to election law expert Rick Hasen explain recent court rulings that could shape 2016.
Jurisprudence
Die Another DayThe Supreme Court takes a big step closer to gutting the last bits of campaign finance reform.
Jurisprudence
Making a Federal Case Out of ItHow Democrats may win the Virginia attorney general’s race.
Jurisprudence
Are the Liberal Justices Savvy or Suckers?They are playing to beat John Roberts at his long game.
Politics
The Voting Wars WithinIs the Department of Justice too biased to enforce the Voting Rights Act?
Politics
Democrats, Don’t Freak Out!Why fears that Republicans will gerrymander the Electoral College are overblown.
Politics
Is the Supreme Court About To Swing Another Presidential Election?If the court cuts early voting in Ohio, it could be a difference maker in the Buckeye State.
Jurisprudence
Worse Than WatergateThe new campaign finance order puts the corruption of the 1970s to shame.
Jurisprudence
Is Campaign Disclosure Heading Back to the Supreme Court?Don’t expect to see Karl Rove’s Rolodex just yet.
