All but one of Montana’s Supreme Court justices have filed an amicus brief defending a rule that bars judicial candidates from seeking or accepting partisan endorsements.
Do national voter registration forms have to include proof of citizenship requirements imposed by Arizona and Kansas? That’s the issue that will be argued on Monday before the Denver-based 10th…
The ABA House of Delegates has adopted a policy urging states, localities and territories to develop written contingency plans to preserve the election process in the event of an emergency.
Justice John Paul Stevens backed six constitutional amendments in a book published in April, including amendments that would abolish the death penalty and Jul 16, 2014 1:21 PM CDT
Lawyers for seven college students are arguing in a North Carolina case that a voter ID law suppresses the youth vote and violates the 26th Amendment lowering the voting age…
Nicolas Sarkozy, France’s former president, was detained for questioning Tuesday by French anticorruption investigators. At issue was whether Sarkozy and his lawyer Thierry Herzog improperly tried to get information about…
The old phrase “vote early and vote often” is associated with the corrupt political machines that were active in many major cities during the 19th century. In the last couple…
An Arizona congressional candidate who changed his name to Cesar Chavez is facing a ballot challenge by the grandson of the late labor and civil-rights leader Cesar Chavez.