In the eleventh hour, the fate of three ballot proposals that take aim at the city’s land use review process is in jeopardy. On Tuesday, the city’s Board of Elections will consider five questions approved by the Charter Revision Commission. Typically, this part of the process would be a mere formality, a stamp before the questions are posed to voters in November. But City Council leaders challenged three of the questions, alleging that they threaten to mislead voters. The questions as...| New York - The Real Deal
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Lawyers representing the state and the Republican National Committee asked a federal appellate court Wednesday to reverse a lower court order blocking two provisions of a controversial election reform law the GOP-controlled General Assembly passed in 2021. A U.S. District Court judge granted a preliminary injunction in 2023 to civil rights and voting rights groups […]| The Georgia Sun
I’m one of the 43 percent of Americans who according to Gallup, self-identify not as Republicans or Democrats, but as […]| Broad + Liberty
Perhaps the most problematic aspect of the court's decision is that implementing it will likely violate the Constitution itself.| Indonesia at Melbourne
Reform UK councillor Neil Stevens has been reported to police for potentially breaching election campaign spending limits.| Mark Pack
The Constitutional Court’s ruling is a breath of fresh air for more inclusive, transparent, and competitive presidential elections in Indonesia| Indonesia at Melbourne
Following is the case brief for Gill v. Whitford, 138 S. Ct. 1916 (2018) Case Summary of Gill v. Whitford: In 2010, the Republican majority in Wisconsin gerrymandered the State’s districts to ensure a Republican majority in the State for the foreseeable future. Democratic voters sued in federal court, alleging that the partisan gerrymander violated the First and Fourteenth Amendments. [...] The post Gill v. Whitford appeared first on Legal Dictionary.| Legal Dictionary