Their Loved Ones Died to Give Us the Voting Rights Act. They Have a Message for the Supreme Court.
admin Slate spoke with a number of surviving family members of civil rights martyrs. All of them were devastated by the…
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The Supreme Court’s Biggest Case of the Term Shows Popular Constitutionalism in Action
The birthright citizenship case the Supreme Court just decided demonstrates how deep-rooted this practice is.
North Carolina Republicans Have a New Plan to Disenfranchise Voters. It Could Determine Control of Congress.
The state elections board adopted a rule on Monday that requires voters, instead of local election workers, to fix problems…
How the Supreme Court Swiped the Constitution From We the People
This project was decades in the making.
One Judge Has the Guts to Put the Horror of This Supreme Court Term in Context
The Supreme Court has veered so far off track that even the harshest language can feel inadequate to capture the…
Don’t Let the Supreme Court’s Big Decision Fool You. Trump Is Still a Threat to Mail Ballots.
This week’s Executive Dysfunction.
The Supreme Court’s New 6–3 Elections Case Was Not Nearly As Bad As Expected
As disastrous Supreme Court election cases go, Tuesday’s decision in NSRC v. FEC doesn’t make the list of complete abominations.
The Mail-Ballot Case Squeaked By
“It seems like they are not reading real news or talking to normal people; they are absolutely on a Fox…
The Supreme Court Rejected a Bonkers Idea About Voting by a 5–4 Margin. Next Time We Won’t Be So Lucky.
Justice Barrett relied upon the common understanding of the meaning of the word “election.”
Alabama’s Post-Callais Maps Violate a COVID-Era Clause in the State Constitution
For advocates looking to challenge Alabama’s new maps, a recent state constitutional amendment could provide an avenue to do so.