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How state courts – not federal judges – could protect voting rights

  • Written by Steven Mulroy, Law Professor in Constitutional Law, Criminal Law, Election Law, University of Memphis
How state courts – not federal judges – could protect voting rightsA Texas limit of one ballot drop-off box per county has been challenged in state and federal courts.AP Photo/LM Otero

A jaw-dropping deluge of election-related lawsuits is already working its way through the nation’s courts, but some lawyers are taking a different tack than usual: ignoring federal laws and instead focusing on state...

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