Jill Filipovic’s Bad Electoral College History
She doesn’t seem to know that Republicans did try to abolish it in Nixon’s day. But wiser heads prevailed.
Voting
Judge Slams Brakes on Noncitizen Voting
The very notion of noncitizen voting is fraught with peril, especially in a big city such as New York.
The Phantom Hunt for the Supreme Court Leaker
Meanwhile, the post-Dobbs frenzy continues.
More Than 1 Million Voters Have Switched to the GOP in the Past Year Alone
A red wave is coming. At this point, the only question is: How big?
New York Supreme Court Strikes Down Law Allowing Non-Citizens to Vote in Local Elections
The law would’ve allowed an estimated 800,000 non-citizens to vote in New York City elections.
Supreme Court Sticks Up for the Adversarial Process in Voter-ID Case
The Berger ruling bolsters the presumption that federal courts should not second-guess how state law allocates powers within the states.
In Michigan, Ryan Kelley’s Arrest Hurts Governor Whitmer
Leading Michigan gubernatorial candidate Ryan Kelley’s arrest actually hurts Gretchen Whitmer by depriving her of the opponent she would have wanted to run against.
San Francisco Mental Health Center: A Therapist’s Notes
When confronted by the street realities of the social fraying of San Francisco, patient C.B. and others simply did not see what others saw.
Ultra-Progressive Politics Rebuked in California
Some rare good news for conservatives from the state of California.
Another Challenge for November: Getting Enough Paper for the Ballots
With supply-chain issues getting worse, a policy center is warning local election officials to ensure they have enough paper to print ballots for the November elections.