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The Founders warned us about abuses like H.R. 1

The Founders warned us about abuses like H.R. 1

by Rob Natelson | Mar 22, 2021 | Current Events, Elections, Elections Clause

H.R. 1, the bill that would seize control of federal elections from the states, comes with an unusual twist. It supposedly promotes “access.” But it says anyone challenging its constitutionality is barred from every court in the nation but a single federal trial court...
Q&A for state legislators and citizens: The Constitution and how to settle the election

Q&A for state legislators and citizens: The Constitution and how to settle the election

by Rob Natelson | Nov 18, 2020 | Constitution, Elections, Electoral College

Irregularities in the presidential election returns of six states have sparked the question “What next?” The states are Arizona, Georgia, Michigan, Nevada, Pennsylvania, and Wisconsin. Should their state legislatures intervene? Confusing the issue are media and other...
How our presidential election system works

How our presidential election system works

by Rob Natelson | Jun 9, 2019 | Constitution, Electoral College

When Americans go to the polls in November presidential elections, they don’t cast ballots for the president and vice president directly. They chose among slates of presidential electors pledged to different candidates. These electors, in turn, vote the following...
Nullification Was the Real Midterm Winner, Underscoring the Power of Issue-Based Activism

Nullification Was the Real Midterm Winner, Underscoring the Power of Issue-Based Activism

by Mike Maharrey | Nov 7, 2018 | Ballot Measures, Current Events, Elections, Nullification, Strategy

As I pick through the rubble on another post-election Wednesday, I can’t quite figure out who the real winners and losers were in D.C. The Democrats took the U.S. House, but the Republicans managed to strengthen their hold on to the Senate. The Blue Wave was...
Presidential Elector Discretion: The Originalist Evidence

Presidential Elector Discretion: The Originalist Evidence

by Rob Natelson | Jan 10, 2018 | Constitution, Electoral College

This post first appeared at The Originalism Blog, in first and second installments. Colorado went Democrat in the 2016 presidential election. But three of Colorado’s Democratic presidential electors wanted to vote for someone other than Hillary Clinton. Two eventually...
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