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Updates | The Week of May 1, 2017

Take Care  //  5/7/17  //  Topic Update

Derek Muller has written an essay about election law decisions in the early Trump Administration (Election Law Blog).

A new proposal to shrink the membership of the Federal Election Committee is an attack on bipartisanship, argues former FEC chairman Brad Smith in The Columbus Dispatch.

President Trump is above the law of incitement, argues Quinta Jurecic on Lawfare.

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