Playing Politics Is Not Unconstitutional
An adverse ruling in the Gill case could usurp the authority of the political branches of government.
Ranked-Choice Voting in Maine Delayed until 2021
The state Senate voted to delay it to give supporters time to attempt to change the Maine Constitution.
How the ‘Revolution’ Is Eating Its Own
The ACLU gets stung on campus, and wants the courts to enter the "political thicket" of redistricting.
Roberts, Kennedy Cast Doubt on Court’s Ability to Resolve Gerrymandering Dispute
Both justices appeared concerned about whether the court had any ability to hear Gill v. Whitford.
Automatic Voter Registration Expands Government Automatically
Often, there is no verification of citizenship or other qualifications prior to registration.
Ranked Choice Voting Stays Alive in Maine — for Now
The Maine Supreme Court said the voter-approved law is unconstitutional for general elections for governor and state lawmakers.
The Supreme Court Agrees to Tackle the Biggest Election Law Case in Years. Will It ‘Weaponize’ Our Federal Courts?
Over 70 years ago, Felix Frankfurter warned the Court against getting into the “political thicket” of redistricting.
Supreme Court to Hear Major Political Redistricting Case
Justices Stop the Forced Redrafting of Wisconsin's Election District Map.
Texas Democrats See New Opportunities in Redistricting Case
The state government says the 2013 map is legal, since it was approved by the courts.
GOP Legislature in Wisconsin Calls Redistricting Ruling Dangerous
It "would extinguish any last hope for state autonomy"and make federal lawsuits unavoidable.