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The Faculty Lounge
The updates on the talk regarding Biden’s VP pick….
Until last week, it seemed like Biden would pick an African-American woman as his running mate, with several impressive leaders in the mix. Last week's events suggest new entrants may…
Hunton Employment & Labor Perspectives
NLRB Prevails in Remaining Challenges to Election Regulations
The U.S. District Court for the District of Columbia has issued its third, and presumably final, decision in the lawsuit challenging the National Labor Relations Board’s new election rules. In…
Race and the Law Prof Blog
Joe Biden, Racial Identity Politics, and the Vice Presidential Nominee
Now that Joe Biden has wrapped up the 2020 Democratic presidential nomination, everyone is wondering whom he will pick as the Vice Presidential nominee. Race and gender representation are playing…
Labor Relations Update
Update: Federal Judge Amends Prior Order Concerning 2019 Election Rules, Affording Deference to the NLRB, but Appeal to D.C. Circuit Remains
By Mark Theodore, Joshua Fox, Elizabeth Dailey
In late May, on the eve of the effective date of the NLRB’s sweeping changes to the election process, Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson of the U.S. District Court for the…
The Right Coast
An Industry of Untruth – American Greatness
What is cruel is cynically using a cognitively challenged candidate for the purpose of winning an election and then replacing him with a far-left vice president who otherwise likely would…
Capital Thinking
Public Policy Daily Briefing – July 2, 2020
By David Stewart, David Schnittger, Ludmilla Kasulke
An extension of the CARES Act’s Paycheck Protection Program (PPP) authored by a Democratic member of the US Senate is on its way to President Donald Trump’s desk to be…
The Right Coast
Colorado GOP rep ousted in primary by “pistol-packing businesswoman”
Yesterday, while I was finishing up my vacation, voters in Colorado somehow managed to make it to the polls to hold their primary elections. Even more surprising was the fact…
Political Law Briefing
Federal Election Commission to Lose Quorum Again as Commissioner Resigns
By Janice M. Ryan, Ronald M. Jacobs, Lawrence H. Norton
“It’s déjà vu all over again” With the announcement last week that Commissioner Caroline Hunter (R) plans to resign her seat on the Federal Election Commission (FEC), effective July 3,…
Government and Public Policy
60 MINUTES: How the coronavirus and politics could impact voting in the 2020 general election
Marc Elias, the Democratic party’s lead attorney on voting rights, has gone to court in Georgia and 17 other states to make sure they have sufficient in-person polling sites, to…
The Right Coast
Barr: Widespread mail-in voting ripe for fraud ‘that cannot be policed’
I think there s a range of concerns about mail-in ballots. And let me just clarify here, I m not talking about a mail-in ballot for a limited number of…