Norm Eisen and Virginia Canter Request Appointments to DOGE
Norman Eisen and Virginia Canter seek appointment to DOGE to address conflicts of interest concerns within the department. More
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Brief Of Amici Curiae Bipartisan Former Members Of Congress Who Voted In Favor Of HAVA
A bipartisan group of former Congressional leaders file an amicus brief opposing remand to NC state court. More
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State Democracy Defenders Fund Seeks Answers About “Department of Government Efficiency” and Possible Conflicts of Interest
In new FOIAs, democracy watchdog group requests government records across federal agencies. More
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Former Republican Elected Officials Submit Amicus in Pennsylvania Voter Case
Former Republican Elected Officials Submit Amicus Brief Urging the Supreme Court to Reject the Request to Stay the Pennsylvania Supreme Court’s Decision Preserving Voters Right to Vote in the November Election. More
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Former Members of Congress Submit Amicus in Virginia Case
Former Republican Members of Congress Submit Amicus Brief Urging Supreme Court to Reject Virginia Voter Purge Violating National Voter Registration Act. More
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Democracy Docket: Norm Eisen, Marc Elias & Key Secretaries of State on Election Concerns, Solutions & Certification
Norm Eisen joined Marc Elias in moderating a panel discussion with Secretaries of State Adrian Fontes (AZ), Maggie Toulouse Oliver (NM), Steve Hobbs (WA) and Jena Griswold (CO) on how their offices are preparing for the November election. More
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Top 10 Election Litigation Cases in 2024 Implicating the Rule of Law
This report discusses the top 10 most important election-related lawsuits in the lead up to the 2024 election. This tracker is updated weekly, considering new developments as we approach the election. More
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Just Security: A 2024 Election Litigation Hot List
This report surveys the complex litigation landscape and identifies trends emerging from key election litigation cases. More
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CNN Opinion: Trump’s Immunity Has a Limit
Norm Eisen explains why the Supreme Court’s presidential immunity ruling has no bearing on Trump’s 34 felony convictions in Manhattan. More