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Busy first day for the Biden Government

Busy first day for the Biden Regulatory Authority January 20, 2021, 9:26 pm by Sam Wang <!-- · 4 Comments --> A busy day...

Build democracy back for the better

At noon today, Joe Biden and Kamala Harris will be inaugurated as President and Vice President. In addition to all the new...

Is Georgia 2020 the new 2008 Virginia?

The end result: Warnock (D) and Ossoff (D) win, giving Democrats 50 seats in the Senate and control of the room. (THE...

California officials clashed with Republicans over unauthorized ballot boxes

By Sam Petto In early October, a controversy erupted in California when officials raised legal threats against the California Republican Party for using "unauthorized"...

The legal need for machines to vote by mail

By Anthony Scarpiniti At the age of Covid-19, social detachment and at home, the "norms" of society are no longer normal. Because of...

Were no voters left behind? Quiet deprivation of Native American power

By Scott Meyer The US Department of the Interior's Indian Affairs website has a list frequently asked Questions. Among them, "o Do American...

Postdoctoral positions at our new Electoral Innovation Lab!

Postdoctoral positions at our new Electoral Innovation Lab! December 3, 2020, 8:33 am by Sam Wang <!-- · 1 Comment --> Want to apply...

Delaware’s Emergency House Bill: Is It Spam (Updated)?

By: Andrew Jeacoma On July 1, 2020, Delaware Governor John Carney signed Bill of the House of Representatives 346 (“HB 346") Into law. ...

Indiana noon deadline: Election officials report slow counts, but no major problems

By Emma Merrill Many Indiana voters did alarm by Indiana's voting procedures in the state's June 2, 2020 primary election - Indiana's first attempt...

The Cost of an Absentee Ballot

By Timmer McCroskey Be honest, when was the last time you went to the post office? For me, it's been at least six...

I voted but it didn’t count – How Florida mail ballot issues could deprive thousands of voters

By: Sayo Aweomoni Given the popularity of the COVID-19, it is certain that the 2020 presidential election will look very different from any other...

Supreme Court topples Lower Court Rulings on South Carolina’s Absent Vote Claim of Witnesses

On October 5, 2020, Supreme Court stayed South Carolina Federal District Court September 18, 2020 order ordered the South Carolina State Election Commission...

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