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The Supreme Court ducked-out on hearing two Pennsylvania election law cases. One involved the Democrat Party and the other involved the Republicans. Tune in to hear about the Constitutional issues still at play which may rear their ugly head in the next election. Professor Josh Blackman from the South Texas College of Law explains the legal challenges and policy concerns from not addressing underlying election problems in our self-governing republic.

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Sources:

• Past Episodes:
• • ‘Kraken vs. Kraken’
  • ‘Future Voting & the Census’
  • ‘Counting the Votes!’
  • ‘Shroom Ballots’
  • ‘Weed Ballots and the Constitution’
  • ‘President Who’
  • ‘Contested Elections: An American Tradition’
  • ‘Voter Fraud and Vulnerabilities of Mail-Ballots’
• The Decision for the Joined Cases ‘Republican Party of Pennsylvania v. Degraffenreid’ and ‘Jake Corman v. Pennsylvania Democratic Party’
• The Heritage Foundation article ‘The Facts about H.R.1: The For the People Act of 2021’
• Interactive Constitution ‘Article 1, Section 4’
• Interactive Constitution ‘Article 2, Section 1’
• SCOTUS Blog article ‘Republican Party of Pennsylvania v. Degraffenreid’
• The Volokh Conspiracy by Josh Blackman ‘Making Sense of Republican Party of Pennsylvania v. Degraffenreid’