New Voting Restrictions May 'Backfire,' Expert Says
Political scientist Sunshine Hillygus briefs media on changes to national, state laws
News in Elections 2020
Duke in the News
Despite DOJ Waive of Executive Privilege, Compelling Trump-Era Officials to Testify Still a Wildcard
Features comments by Lisa Kern Griffin, a professor of constitutional law at Duke
Expert: Prison Sentence for First Felon in Capitol Riot ‘Probably Establishes a Floor’ for Other Felony Defendants
Quotes Duke law professor Jim Coleman
Duke Professor Shows How to Identify Gerrymandered Voting Maps
Interview with Jonathan Mattingly, a professor of mathematics and of statistical science at Duke
White House Faces Backlash for Pushing Social Media Crackdown on Vaccine Misinformation
Features comments by Philip Napoli, a professor at Duke’s Sanford School of Public Policy
Expert: Trump’s Lawsuit Against Social Platforms Has Little Merit as They’re Private Companies
Quotes Sarah Ludington, a clinical professor and director of the First Amendment Clinic at Duke Law School
Duke University Professor Says His Mathematical Approach Can Redraw District Lines Fairly
Interview with Jonathan Christopher Mattingly, professor of Mathematics and Statistical Science
Lax Reporting Laws Allow Campaigns to Hide How Millions Are Spent
Covers a petition co-filed with the Federal Election Commission by Duke’s Center on Science & Technology Policy
Why Trump Organization CFO Could See a Long Prison Sentence Over Luxury Perks
Features comments by Samuel Buell, a Duke Law School professor and former federal prosecutor
What Could Happen to Donald Trump’s Company if It’s Indicted?
Features comments by Sam Buell, a Duke law professor and former federal prosecutor
Trump Organization on Trial: Here’s What It Would Look Like
Quotes Samuel Buell, a professor at Duke Law School who was previously a lead prosecutor on the Justice Department’s Enron task force