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Rob Yablon, Miriam Seifter, and Adam Sopko in the Wisconsin State Journal: Professor Yablon, Professor Seifter, and Staff Attorney Adam Sopko featured on the importance of the 2023 Wisconsin Supreme Court election
In the Media | Madison.com
“Here’s why the Wisconsin Supreme Court race matters”
Rob Yablon in Central Time with WPR: Professor Yablon Discusses the Future of Election Law and Administration in Wisconsin
In the Media | Central Time
“What the midterms could mean for state and national election laws”
Law360: “Vote-By-Mail Law Set To Go Under Del. Justices’ Microscope”, Amicus Brief Feature
In the Media | Law360
“Vote-By-Mail Law Set To Go Under Del. Justices’ Microscope”
Rob Yablon in WPR: Professor Yablon Discusses Ballot Curing Process in Wisconsin
In The Media | WPR
“What is ballot curing and how does it work in Wisconsin?”
Rob Yablon in The New York Times: Professor Yablon Comments on Refusal of Some Counties to Certify Elections
In The Media | New York Times
“A Hidden New Threat to U.S. Elections”
Rob Yablon in Channel 3000: Professor Yablon Discusses Wisconsin Supreme Court Decisions on Drop Boxes, Nondelegation Doctrine
In the Media | Channel 3000, For the Record
“For the Record: A splintered state Supreme Court; When fines for threatening election workers might take effect”
Miriam Seifter in WUWM: Professor Seifter Discusses Wisconsin Supreme Court Ruling re: State’s DNR Board and Implications for Democracy
In the Media | WUWM Radio, Lake Effect
Discussing “how the power imbalance in Wisconsin’s state government is continuing to grow in light of a recent Supreme Court ruling”
Rob Yablon in WPR: Professor Yablon Discusses Upcoming SCOTUS Case Involving the “Independent State Legislature Theory”
In The Media | WPR
“Supreme Court to take up case that could re-shape election law”
Rob Yablon in the Wisconsin State Journal: Professor Yablon Comments on Status of Wisconsin Redistricting Case Following SCOTUS Reversal
In the Media | Wisconsin State Journal
Wisconsin Supreme Court rejects Gov. Tony Evers’ bid to submit evidence to support his maps