STATE AND FEDERAL ELECTION LAW: Some Recent Currents

BY Bradley S. Schrager, Esq.

The stress of increasing polarization magnifies questions of who can and cannot vote: the processes by which voters’ rights are established and vindicated; the ways in which states and the federal government each deal with nominations, sanction major and minor political parties, permit unaffiliated or nonpartisan voters to participate; and how election officials manage errors or problems in the voting process or confront contested elections.

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