The Tenth Circuit upheld a Kansas law that prohibits private groups from partially prefilling mail-ballot applications before sending them to
Tenth Circuit Upholds Kansas Law Restricting Prefilled Mail-Ballot Applications Read Post »
First & Fourteenth partners Michael Francisco and Chris Murray will join the Colorado Lawyers Chapter of the Federalist Society for
First & Fourteenth Partners Join Federalist Society Program on Election Law Read Post »
This week, the Supreme Court stayed a district court injunction that had blocked President Trump’s election-integrity executive order from taking
Supreme Court Stays Injunction Blocking Trump’s Election-Integrity Executive Order Read Post »
Colorado’s Supreme Court has rejected the Democratic-backed ballot measures that sought to redraw the state’s congressional maps ahead of 2028
Colorado’s Supreme Court Rejects Democratic-Backed Ballot Measures Read Post »
The U.S. Supreme Court in Kosinski v. Williams stayed a state trial court order that had required New York to
The Supreme Court heard oral argument last week in Watson v. Republican National Committee, which asks whether states may count
Legal Commentary: SCOTUS Weighs Election Day Ballot Rules Read Post »
The U.S. Supreme Court has agreed to hear Watson v. Republican National Committee—a major election-law case that will determine whether
In the News: Justices Agree to Decide Major Election Law Case Read Post »
The Colorado Supreme Court will hear argument tomorrow in Unite for Colorado v. Griswold, a key state campaign-finance case. At issue
Case Update: Unite for Colorado v. Griswold Read Post »
Elections don’t work if the public doesn’t have confidence in them. Public confidence requires clear rules that are known well ahead
Legal Commentary: Third Circuit Election Law Read Post »
