The U.S. Supreme Court has rejected a campaign finance case that challenges a North Carolina law giving “rescue funds” to publicly funded appeals court candidates based on their opponents’ spending.
As a partner at Hunton & Williams, James Meadows billed his time at $650 per hour. Since moving on Oct. 1 to the no-frills law firm of FSB Legal Counsel,…
A Wisconsin Supreme Court justice accused in an ethics complaint of misrepresenting facts in a campaign ad says the allegations are “unfortunate” and an attempt to politicize the election after…
A Republican fundraiser has dropped a lawsuit against Ohio election officials that had sought verification of new voter registrations that didn’t match government databases.
Ending, at least for now, a challenge by the Ohio Republican Party to the Ohio’s secretary of state’s plan for handling new voter registrations, the U.S. Supreme Court today vacated…
An Ohio judge’s complaint about false statements in his election opponent’s automated “robocalls” to potential voters has advanced to the state’s election commission.
The U.S. Supreme Court considered yesterday whether the Voting Rights Act protects the dilution of minority voting strength in “coalition” districts where minorities make up less than half of the…
Four associates at Gibson, Dunn & Crutcher in Washington, D.C., have racked up a string of victories as they fight for John McCain’s right to be president.
The dean of Tulane law school is apologizing to the Louisiana Supreme Court for errors in a professor’s study that had found campaign contributions appear to influence the justices’ votes.