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The National Popular Vote Compact Offers More Protection Against Political Mischief than the Current System

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By Nicholas Stephanopoulos
| electionlawblog.org
This is a guest post by John Koza, chair of National Popular Vote: Richard Pildes’ post entitled “What the Redistricting Wars Tell Us About the National Popular Vote Compact” (June 17) claims that there is both a post-election and pre-election “risk” that the California legislature could “legislate its way out of the NPV” if it sees that the state’s electoral votes are not going to the Democratic presidential candidate.
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"Watch Out for False Voter Fraud Claims Fueled by SAVE Program" #ELB

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By Nicholas Stephanopoulos
| electionlawblog.org
Brennan Center report on voter fraud claims based on the SAVE program: This year, observers should be wary of voter fraud claims made by government officials and private groups, even if those claims cite federal government data. Many such false or misleading claims promoted over the past year have relied primarily on the flawed Systematic Alien Verification for Entitlements (SAVE) program, which this article addresses in detail. . . .
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"The Roberts Court’s Gutting of the Voting Rights Act Nears Completion" #ELB

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By Nicholas Stephanopoulos
| electionlawblog.org
Jack Rakove on the Roberts Court’s effective nullification of the Voting Rights Act: [A]t this moment, when citizens should be reflecting on the constitutional ideas and aspirations of the Founding generation, a working historian who spends his waking hours in the 18th century, as I do, can contribute to a critique of the wretched flaws in Louisiana v. Callais and its derivative sequel in Allen v. Milligan.
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