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The Contrarian: “A test for judicial independence in Wisconsin” by Rob Yablon

Posted on March 31, 2025
Posted in Our NewsTagged Judicial Elections, State Courts, Voting and Elections, Wisconsin

Bryna Godar in the Associated Press: Staff Attorney Godar explains how Elon Musk’s cash offers to Wisconsin voters still carry legal risk even if the offer is later changed.

Posted on March 31, 2025
Posted in In the NewsTagged Judicial Elections, State Courts, Voting and Elections, Wisconsin

Bryna Godar and Rob Yablon in the Guardian: Staff Attorney Godar and Faculty Co-Director Yablon explore the stakes behind Wisconsin’s record-breaking Supreme Court race.

Posted on March 31, 2025
Posted in In the NewsTagged Judicial Elections, State Courts, Voting and Elections, Wisconsin

Rob Yablon in Votebeat: Faculty Co-Director Yablon discusses the legal implications of Elon Musk’s offers of cash payments to Wisconsin voters.

Posted on March 31, 2025
Posted in In the NewsTagged Judicial Elections, State Courts, Voting and Elections, Wisconsin

Bryna Godar in the New York Times: Staff Attorney Godar explains how Elon Musk’s million dollar offer to voters runs afoul of WI election bribery laws.

Posted on March 31, 2025
Posted in In the NewsTagged Judicial Elections, State Courts, Voting and Elections, Wisconsin

Bryna Godar in Wisconsin Watch: Staff Attorney Godar discusses how cash offers from Elon Musk to Wisconsinites may violate state laws.

Posted on March 31, 2025
Posted in In the NewsTagged State Courts, Voting and Elections, Wisconsin

Bryna Godar in The Hill: Staff Attorney Godar provides the context behind the record-breaking spending in the Wisconsin Supreme Court race.

Posted on March 31, 2025
Posted in In the NewsTagged State Courts, Voting and Elections, Wisconsin

Pennsylvania Supreme Court – Baxter v. Philadelphia Board of Elections Amicus Brief Filed

Posted on March 31, 2025

PDF Available Here On March 28, the State Democracy Research Initiative’s faculty co-directors Miriam Seifter and Rob Yablon filed an amicus brief with five other legal scholars in Baxter v. Philadelphia Board of Elections, a …

Posted in Briefs, FeaturedTagged Pennsylvania, State Courts, Voting and Elections

Explainer: Wisconsin Supreme Court Set to Consider Fate of “Mini Legislature”

Posted on March 25, 2025

Derek Clinger, Senior Staff Attorney PDF Available Here Published: March 25, 2025 In recent decades, the Wisconsin Legislature has increasingly empowered legislative committees, rather than its full membership, to wield control over state agencies and …

Posted in Explainers, Featured, Research & ExplainersTagged State Constitutions, State Courts, Wisconsin

Bryna Godar in Bloomberg Law: Staff Attorney Godar discusses the stakes of Wisconsin’s upcoming supreme court race.

Posted on March 25, 2025
Posted in In the NewsTagged State Courts, Voting and Elections, Wisconsin
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