Early Voting

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Modifying the Postmark Requirement for Mailed Ballots in New York

Robert Timothy Reagan

October 27, 2023

Gallagher v. New York State Board of Elections (Analisa Torres, S.D.N.Y. 1:20-cv-5504)

Electronic At-Home Absentee Voting for Blind Voters

Robert Timothy Reagan

October 26, 2023

Powell v. Benson (Gershwin A. Drain, E.D. Mich. 2:20-cv-11023), Drenth v. Boockvar (Jennifer P. Wilson, M.D. Pa. 1:20-cv-829), Hernandez v. New York State Board of Elections (Lewis J. Liman, S.D.N.Y. 1:20-cv-4003), Merrill v. Dunlap (John A. Woodcock, Jr., D. Me. 1:20-cv-248), and Rivero v.

Relaxing Rules on Absentee and Early Voting for Senior Citizens in Puerto Rico During an Infectious Pandemic

Robert Timothy Reagan

October 25, 2023

Ocasio v. Comisión Estatal de Elecciones (Pedro A. Delgado-Hernández, D.P.R. 3:20-cv-1432)

Filing a Complaint Results in Settled Relief Providing a Voting Location on an Indian Reservation

Robert Timothy Reagan

October 25, 2023

Blackfeet Nation v. Stapleton (Dana L. Christensen, D. Mont. 4:20-cv-95).

Enjoining Misleading Postal Information About Absentee Ballots in Colorado

Robert Timothy Reagan

October 25, 2023

Colorado v. DeJoy (William J. Martínez, D. Colo. 1:20-cv-2768)
A federal district judge enjoined misleading mailings by the postal service about voting by mail in Colorado during a global infectious pandemic.

Whether Counties Could Establish More Than One Absentee-Ballot Drop Box

Robert Timothy Reagan

October 25, 2023

A. Philip Randolph Institute of Ohio v. LaRose (Dan Aaron Polster, N.D. Ohio 1:20-cv-1908)

Denied Complaint for Electronic Overseas Voting During a Global Pandemic

Robert Timothy Reagan

October 25, 2023

Harley v. New York (Brian M. Cogan, E.D.N.Y. 1:20-cv-4664)

A Consent Decree Waiving the Witness Requirement for Voting by Mail in Rhode Island During an Infectious Pandemic

Robert Timothy Reagan

October 25, 2023

Common Cause Rhode Island v. Gorbea (Mary S. McElroy, D.R.I. 1:20-cv-318)

No Constitutional Right to Greater Publicization of Early Voting for a Special Congressional Election

Robert Timothy Reagan

October 25, 2023

McMurray v. Mohr (Lawrence J. Vilardo, W.D.N.Y. 1:20-cv-689)
A district judge denied immediate relief to plaintiffs who sought an injunction requiring county election officials to publicize more widely early-voting opportunities for a special congressional election.

Suit to Enjoin Election Officials to Keep Counting Absentee Ballots After the Polls Closed Dismissed Because That Was What They Were Going to Do

Robert Timothy Reagan

October 24, 2023

Wince v. Thurston (Brian S. Miller, E.D. Ark. 4:20-cv-1274 and 4:20-cv-1278)

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Early Voting

Modifying the Postmark Requirement for Mailed Ballots in New York

Electronic At-Home Absentee Voting for Blind Voters

Relaxing Rules on Absentee and Early Voting for Senior Citizens in Puerto Rico During an Infectious Pandemic

Filing a Complaint Results in Settled Relief Providing a Voting Location on an Indian Reservation

Enjoining Misleading Postal Information About Absentee Ballots in Colorado

Whether Counties Could Establish More Than One Absentee-Ballot Drop Box

Denied Complaint for Electronic Overseas Voting During a Global Pandemic

A Consent Decree Waiving the Witness Requirement for Voting by Mail in Rhode Island During an Infectious Pandemic

No Constitutional Right to Greater Publicization of Early Voting for a Special Congressional Election

Suit to Enjoin Election Officials to Keep Counting Absentee Ballots After the Polls Closed Dismissed Because That Was What They Were Going to Do

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