Mail Voters Weigh Costly Backup Plans as the USPS Ballot Rule Stays Unresolved - Quick News Updates

Professors Foley, Karlan, Laycock and I File Remedies and Election Law Scholars Amicus Brief in USPS Case before SCOTUS. The Balance of the Equities and Public Interest Favors Delaying Any USPS Rollout until After 2026 to Avoid Disenfranchising Millions of Elderly, Disabled, and Other Voters Who Depend on Mail Ballots

With great thanks to Nat Bach and Emily Whitely of the Manatt firm, and Shelby Wayment of the Safeguarding Democracy Project, we have filed this Supreme Court amicus brief on behalf of Professors Ned Foley, Pam Karlan, Doug Laycock, and… Continue reading The post Professors Foley, Karlan, Laycock and I File Remedies and Election Law Scholars Amicus Brief in USPS Case before SCOTUS. The Balance of the Equities and Public Interest Favors Delaying …

Mail voters weigh costly backup plans as the USPS ballot rule stays unresolved - Quick News Updates

With one in three voters casting ballots by mail in recent federal elections, an unresolved court fight over…