Ensuring the President “shall take Care that the Laws be faithfully executed”
12/6/18 // In-Depth Analysis
By Mark Totten: A quick dive into the data shows Mulvaney has curbed enforcement and, as a result, compromised the agency’s mission.
Take Care
The new House majority can solve some real problems with the Affordable Care Act—namely, those caused by the repeal of the individual mandate, which will go into effect next month
12/5/18 // In-Depth Analysis
By Sara Rosenbaum: It is essential for Congress to provide substantial, durable funding to community health centers
11/28/18 // In-Depth Analysis
To persuade people that the Senate makes no sense, it’s necessary to shoot down a lot of possible defenses of the existing system
Richard Primus
University of Michigan Law School
11/27/18 // In-Depth Analysis
Congress might learn a lesson from the structure of the Voting Rights Act, even beyond its substance.
Justin Levitt
Loyola Law School
11/21/18 // In-Depth Analysis
By Campaign Legal Center: Here are the highest priorities for legislative reform on campaign finance, voting rights, redistricting, and ethics
11/20/18 // In-Depth Analysis
Congress should reform voter registration while imposing reasonable voter identification requirements in federal elections
Daniel P. Tokaji
Ohio State, Moritz College of Law
11/19/18 // In-Depth Analysis
It's time to consider some unfamiliar suggestions for election reform
Richard H. Pildes
NYU Law School
The Constitution explicitly gives Congress sweeping powers to protect the right to vote
David Gans
CAC
11/15/18 // In-Depth Analysis
Congress should revise Section 3 of the Voting Rights Act to expand the circumstances in which courts can impose preclearance requirements
Travis Crum
Washington University in St. Louis
Nothing valuable about our federalism depends on letting each state appoint the same number of representatives in the Senate
11/14/18 // In-Depth Analysis
Now that Democrats have taken the House, it’s time to start thinking about stopping voter suppression through legislation—via laws instead of lawsuits
Nicholas Stephanopoulos
Harvard Law School
11/12/18 // In-Depth Analysis
I'd like to raise a few questions about the current bout of Senate skepticism that rests on first principles
Michael C. Dorf
Cornell Law School
11/5/18 // In-Depth Analysis
We thank all of the scholars and lawyers who participated in this symposium on our book, How to Save a Constitutional Democracy.
Tom Ginsburg
University of Chicago Law School
Aziz Huq
11/2/18 // In-Depth Analysis
Intensifying political conflicts are steadily shredding the buffers around our constitutional architecture. How should courts respond?
Zachary Price
U.C. Hastings College of the Law
