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The Race is (Finally) Over: Griffin Conceded.
Judge Jefferson Griffin conceded his North Carolina Supreme Court election to incumbent justice Allison Riggs, ending a six-month election protest…
May 12
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Jack Bizzell
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The Race is (Finally) Over: Griffin Conceded.
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April 2025
Griffin v. State Board of Elections: Griffin’s Election Protest Was (Mostly) Successful. Where Do We Go From Here?
Judge Jefferson Griffin won initial victories in state court regarding his election challenges. What did the courts say, and where will his case end up?
Apr 15
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Jack Bizzell
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Griffin v. State Board of Elections: Griffin’s Election Protest Was (Mostly) Successful. Where Do We Go From Here?
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March 2025
Griffin v. State Board of Elections: Griffin’s Challenge Isn’t Just Antidemocratic. It’s Against North Carolina Law.
Judge Jefferson Griffin’s attorneys say his arguments are strong. I disagree.
Mar 26
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Jack Bizzell
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Griffin v. State Board of Elections: Griffin’s Challenge Isn’t Just Antidemocratic. It’s Against North Carolina Law.
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Griffin v. State Board of Elections: The Case for (Not?) Invalidating 65,000 Votes
Judge Jefferson Griffin is challenging the votes of more than 65,000 people who cast ballots in his North Carolina Supreme Court race. Who is he…
Mar 24
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Jack Bizzell
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Griffin v. State Board of Elections: The Case for (Not?) Invalidating 65,000 Votes
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Want a Stronger Democracy? Look Abroad
Most people think of 2025 as an off year for elections. But is there really such a thing? What can we learn in our “off years”?
Mar 4
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Want a Stronger Democracy? Look Abroad
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February 2025
Washington Monthly: “I’m a Law School Professor. Here’s What Keeps Me Up at Night”
Doomscrolling scenarios like a Trump third term won’t happen. But what if this administration defies court orders?
Feb 27
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Josh Douglas
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Washington Monthly: “I’m a Law School Professor. Here’s What Keeps Me Up at Night”
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December 2024
Washington Monthly: “Trump Has Little Power To Make Drastic Voting Changes”
An excerpt from my piece in the Washington Monthly earlier this week:
Dec 20, 2024
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Josh Douglas
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Washington Monthly: “Trump Has Little Power To Make Drastic Voting Changes”
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November 2024
Is the Election Actually Over?
There’s still quite a bit to do.
Nov 19, 2024
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Josh Douglas
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Is the Election Actually Over?
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Happy Election Day!
Here’s a few things for you to look at while you’re in line at the polls.
Nov 5, 2024
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Josh Douglas
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Happy Election Day!
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Tracking the Vote
You’ve submitted your absentee ballot. Now what? Find out how most states let you see how your ballot gets from point A to point B.
Nov 4, 2024
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Josh Douglas
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October 2024
Washington Monthly: “On Voting Rights, Trump and Harris Couldn’t Be Farther Apart”
Some small excerpts from my piece that’s in the Washington Monthly today. Go read the full thing!
Oct 30, 2024
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Josh Douglas
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Washington Monthly: “On Voting Rights, Trump and Harris Couldn’t Be Farther Apart”
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Washington Monthly: “Do You Have Questions About When and Where to Vote, Candidates and Issues Up and Down the Ballot? We’ve Got You…
An excerpt from my piece in the Washington Monthly today: Misinformation and disinformation are everywhere.
Oct 28, 2024
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Josh Douglas
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Washington Monthly: “Do You Have Questions About When and Where to Vote, Candidates and Issues Up and Down the Ballot? We’ve Got You Covered.”
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