Grant Tudor and Beau Tremitiere have published a 72-page study of how the U.S. could switch to proportional representation. No change in the U.S. Constitution would be required for make the U.S. House a somewhat proportional body. Instead, congress merely … Continue reading
On May 17, 2022, the Tenth Circuit heard arguments in Frank v Lee, 21-8060. This is the case over Wyoming’s law that does not permit First Amendment activity within 300 feet of the entrance to the polls, on election day. … Continue reading
The website Smerconish.com has my essay on why sore loser laws don’t apply to presidential primaries. See it here. … Continue reading
On March 28, Tuesday, the U.S. Supreme Court did not release any election law decisions, although it did release one non-election law opinion. It had been thought that some redistricting opinions might be released on March 28. … Continue reading
Although the bill to restore the initiative in Mississippi had seemed dead last week, there is a move to suspend the rules and save it. See this story. … Continue reading
