The Supreme Court refuses to become partisan in two fights over the midterms
The justices let the old Missouri map stand for November and kept the Postal Service from enforcing a rule that could block absentee ballots, court filings said.
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‘The Supreme Court refuses to become partisan in two fights over the midterms’
A new Justice, Democracy, and Law essay for SCOTUSblog (written before yesterday’s Eighth Circuit ruling, and none of the essay’s points is affected by that ruling), which begins: ‘People complain that the current Supreme Court is a partisan institution, with… Continue reading The post ‘The Supreme Court refuses to become partisan in two fights over the midterms’ appeared first on Election Law Blog.
The Supreme Court refuses to become partisan in two fights over the midterms
People complain that the current Supreme Court is a partisan institution, with the six Republican appointees deciding cases based on their partisan beliefs.But two recent and significant cases on the court’s emergency docket refute that complaint, or at least the most simplistic version of it.The two cases are, first, the fight over Missouri’s congressional map and, second, the suit to stop implementation of the U.S. Postal Service’s rule, adopt…
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