It's time!

Some thoughts from me on what's next in Florida re abortion.
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A non-lawyer at the Florida Law Review symposium on voting rights asked how the public can better understand these important issues of Supreme Court election law.

Do I have a book for you!

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I really love this band.

A new approach to protecting voting rights draws on state constitutions, explains Josh Douglas, previewing a piece he's written on this topic for the Florida Law Review.

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Excited to be in Gainesville today with some wonderful scholars for this important discussion of voting rights and election law!

Kentucky friends: join me and Michael Adams, KY Secretary of State on Monday at 6:00 at the UK Lewis Honors College for a discussion of voting rights.

As I begin my journey back home after an incredible month in Rome for my Fulbright Association visit at Luiss Guido Carli, I can’t help but reflect on everything I’ve done and everything I’ve learned. I’m amazed that one month feels both very short and very long at the same time.

Last week we posted the latest episode of the Democracy Optimist podcast, with a great interview with Lessig 🇺🇦. Check it out: podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/law…

My new one for State Court Report Brennan Center on my forthcoming Florida Law Review article on state constitutions and the right to vote, recognizing a multilayered right to vote and arguing that state courts should use a separation of powers analogy: statecourtreport.org/our-work/analy…