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Ogletree Deakins Insights
Employer Reminder: Ontario Election 2025—Employees’ Right to Time Off to Vote Under the Election Act
Quick Hits Premier Doug Ford has called for an Ontario provincial election to be held on February 27, 2025, requiring employers to provide eligible employees with three consecutive hours of…
The CLS Blue Sky Blog
Skadden Discusses Shadow Canvassing by 501(c)(4) Organizations
By Ki Hong, Tyler Rosen, Theodore Grodek, Alexa Santry
Nonprofits organized under Section 501(c)(4) of the Internal Revenue Code (IRC) play an ever-growing role in politics and public policy advocacy. This is especially the case following the publication of…
Political Law Briefing
Inflation Drives Federal Campaign Contribution Limits Higher
Today, the Federal Election Commission announced updated contribution limits for the 2025-2026 election cycle: Key Changes: Individuals may now donate $3,500 per election to federal candidates—a more than 6% increase…
Municipal Minute
Illinois Supreme Court Dismisses Election Contest Challenge
The Illinois Supreme Court recently issued a new opinion addressing limits on the authority of circuit courts to hear election contest challenges. Ontiveroz v. Khokhar. After the 2021 election, a…
Legal Profession Blog
Kari Lake Attorney Reciprocally Suspended
The Nevada Supreme Court imposed reciprocal discipline of a 60-day suspension based on Arizona sanction imposed on an attorney for failed candidate Kari LakeBlehm was suspended in Arizona for 60…
The Right Coast
Revenge of the Euro-elites – spiked
After all, while no other EU country has gone quite as far as Romania in actually annulling elections that deliver the wrong result, the bureaucrats in Brussels and establishment parties…
Nonprofit Law Prof Blog
Nonprofit that Once Turned Georgia Blue Admits to Prohibited Campaign Intervention
Until the 2024 election, Democrats enjoyed a string of unlikely victories or near victories in Georgia. After LBJ pushed through the Civil Rights Act of 1964, Georgia and the rest…
Simple Justice
The Corruption Of Jack Smith’s Report
There seemed to be little reason to discuss Jack Smith’s report with regard to Trump’s January 6th prosecution as it provided little new beyond his rationale for not charging Trump…
Simple Justice
Tuesday Talk*: Can Proportional Representation Fix Us?
In the not too distant past, I’ve described elections as a person in a pit fill with vomit about to have a bucket of feces dumped on his head. Should…
Global Policy Watch
FEC Year in Review 2024
By Zachary G. Parks, Derek Lawlor, Andrew Garrahan, Kimberly Railey, Meredith Rolfs Severtson, Samuel Klein
With a game-changing advisory opinion (AO 2024-01), 2024 started out with a bang at the Federal Election Commission (“FEC”). Other consequential opinions, enforcement actions, and regulations continued in the following…