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A matter of ‘life or death’
Harvard Law School’s Election Law Clinic partners with organizers in Jacksonville, Florida to score important victories for voting rights
A lawsuit filed against the City of Jacksonville…
A lawsuit filed against the City of Jacksonville and Duval County Supervisor of Elections Mike Hogan this week claims a new redistricting plan reduces the impact of the Black vote in minority-dominated areas of Jacksonville.
Weighing President Biden’s first year: Voting and election
Harvard Law School election law expert Ruth Greenwood applauds the administration’s support for new voting legislation but says the filibuster remains an obstacle
The algorithm has primacy over media … over each of us, and it controls what we do
Experts on a Harvard Law School panel warn that Facebook and Google have already damaged democracy.
Is democracy in peril?
Year-long “Democracy” series at Harvard Law School provides a forum to discuss the most pressing issues facing our democracy
Training a new generation of election law lawyers.
In a Q&A, Ruth Greenwood, founding director of Harvard Law School’s new Election Law Clinic, shares what she believes are the most urgent issues in election law.
Election Law Clinic Launches at Harvard Law School
Harvard is the first law school in the country to launch an in-house clinic designed entirely around a practice in election law.
Election 2020 Debrief: What Happens Next (Harvard Law Today)
Harvard Law scholars analyze the current state of the 2020 election and look ahead for ways to move forward.
When Voting Is A Risky Choice (Harvard Law Today)
Harvard Law faculty and alumni weigh in on what it will take to run safe and reliable elections in the age of COVID-19.