.HayesBrown: Conservatives are winning the quiet war they've waged against voter protections
, the case dealing with straight ticket voting, Duncan writes that even though Scott is Texas’ chief election officer, because it’s not up to him to actually print the state’s ballots, he’s off the hook for enforcing the law.
“The majority continues this Court’s effort to shrink the role of Ex parte Young, by overly narrow readings of the state officer’s duty to enforce Texas’s election laws,” Judge Patrick Higginbotham, the dissenter in the three cases, wrote. While he may not have ruled with all the defendants on the merits, Higginbotham argued, blocking a path for federal courts to address states’ potential violations of the 14th Amendment and other constitutional issues isn’t the answer.
日本 最新ニュース, 日本 見出し
Similar News:他のニュース ソースから収集した、これに似たニュース記事を読むこともできます。
Opinion: Russia's control of media, speech during Ukraine war sends free world an important messageAverage Americans may fail to appreciate the inherent danger of efforts to suppress voting rights, limit the ability to question authority or create laws to reverse democratic election results.
続きを読む »
Alaska House votes to limit cash campaign donations, but restrictions still need approval by Senate and governorThe proposal needs approval from the Alaska Senate and Gov. Mike Dunleavy to become law, and without their action, there will be no restrictions on the amount of money that can be donated to candidates in Alaska elections.
続きを読む »
Maryland court watchers, with Fiona Apple’s help, are fighting to keep virtual access beyond the pandemicAdvocates for court transparency are lobbying for a bill before the Maryland legislature that would enshrine the public's right to virtual court access into law.
続きを読む »
Court watchers, with Fiona Apple’s help, are fighting to keep virtual access beyond the pandemicAdvocates for court transparency are lobbying for a bill before the Maryland legislature that would enshrine the public's right to virtual court access into law.
続きを読む »
Fringe theory cited in Pa. redistricting case could give legislatures unchecked election powerLegal experts and voting rights advocates warn the 'independent state legislature doctrine' could radically alter election administration across the country.
続きを読む »
Board of Fish votes down proposal to allow limited red king crab harvest in Southeast AlaskaOver the last decade, there’s been just one red king crab fishery in Southeast because the state’s estimates of crab stocks have repeatedly fallen short of the 200,000 pounds threshold.
続きを読む »