Election Law
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Changing the Language, Not the Law: North Carolina’s Citizens-Only Amendment
By Emily Gordon When North Carolina residents voted in the 2024 election, they might have been surprised to see… Read More
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Election Lawsuits: Voter Registration Data at the Heart of Political Filings
Sydney Basden The 2024 Presidential election is mere weeks away, and North Carolinians on both sides of the political aisle… Read More
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The Kennedy Conundrum: Robert F. Kennedy Jr.’s Bid to Remove Himself from the North Carolina Ballot
By Jonah Auslander The Kennedy name has been a staple of American politics going as far back as John F.… Read More
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Harper v. Hall and State Courts as Politically Accountable Actors
13 Wake Forest L. Rev. Online 42 Brandon J. Johnson[1] Introduction The North Carolina Supreme Court’s recent decision to reverse… Read More
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North Carolina’s Redistricting Saga
By Tanner Henson Before diving into the legal challenges that surrounded North Carolina’s 2022 congressional redistricting, it is important to… Read More
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Georgia Runoff Election and the Debate Over Voter Fraud
Rebecca Paulus “The management of Georgia elections has become an embarrassment for our state. Georgians are outraged, and rightly so.”[1]… Read More
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“This Case Is Not Close”: Three-Judge Panel Enjoins Use of 2017 North Carolina Legislative Maps as Partisan Gerrymanders
By Samuel Gilleran In a sweeping, 357-page ruling released yesterday afternoon, a three-judge panel of North Carolina Superior Court judges… Read More
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North Carolina Counties Still Liable for Attorney’s Fees Even When Involuntarily Redistricted by the State
By Nicholas Pappayliou and Samuel Gilleran Early last week, the Fourth Circuit Court of Appeals held that victorious plaintiff voters… Read More
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Fourth Circuit Takes Bite out of NC Voter Law
By: Carson Smith Today, in League of Women Voters of North Carolina v. North Carolina, the Fourth Circuit overturned the district… Read More