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Interlocutory Appeal

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An Attorney’s Unsuccessful Challenges to Georgia’s 2020 General-Election Procedures

Robert Timothy Reagan

November 2, 2023

Wood v. Raffensperger (Steven D. Grimberg, 1:20-cv-4651) and Pearson v. Kemp (1:20-cv-4809) and Wood v. Raffensperger (1:20-cv-5155) (Timothy C. Batten, Sr.) (N.D. Ga.)

Election Modifications in Wisconsin Because of a Pandemic

Robert Timothy Reagan

October 30, 2023

Democratic National Committee v. Bostelmann (3:20-cv-249), Gear v. Knudson (3:20-cv-278), and Lewis v. Knudson (3:20-cv-284) (William M. Conley, W.D. Wis.) and City of Green Bay v. Bostelmann (William C. Griesbach, 1:20-cv-479) and Taylor v.

Whether a State Can Delay a Congressional Election When a Candidate Dies

Robert Timothy Reagan

October 27, 2023

Craig v. Simon (0:20-cv-2066) and Overby v. Simon (0:20-cv-2250) (Wilhelmina M. Wright, D. Minn.)

Ballot-Petition Signature Requirements in Illinois During a Pandemic

Robert Timothy Reagan

October 27, 2023

Libertarian Party of Illinois v. Pritzker (1:20-cv-2112) and Morgan v. White (1:20-cv-2189) (Rebecca R. Pallmeyer and Charles R. Norgle, Sr., N.D. Ill.) and Bambenek v. White (Sue E. Myerscough, C.D. Ill. 3:20-cv-3107)

Voter-Identification Challenge for Native Americans Without Recognized Residential Street Addresses

Robert Timothy Reagan

October 26, 2023

Spirit Lake Tribe v. Jaeger (Daniel L. Hovland, D.N.D. 1:18-cv-222)

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)

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.

No Relief from a State Supreme Court’s Extension of the Deadline for Receipt of Cast Ballots Because the Action Was Brought Too Close to the Election

Robert Timothy Reagan

October 24, 2023

Bognet v. Boockvar (Kim R. Gibson, W.D. Pa. 3:20-cv-215)

Provisional Ballots Cast in the Wrong Precinct Because of Poll-Worker Error

Robert Timothy Reagan, Margaret S. Williams, Marie Leary, Catherine R. Borden, Jessica L. Snowden, Patricia D. Breen, Jason A. Cantone

October 9, 2023

Hunter v. Hamilton County Board of Elections (Susan J. Dlott, S.D. Ohio 1:10-cv-820)

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Interlocutory Appeal

An Attorney’s Unsuccessful Challenges to Georgia’s 2020 General-Election Procedures

Election Modifications in Wisconsin Because of a Pandemic

Whether a State Can Delay a Congressional Election When a Candidate Dies

Ballot-Petition Signature Requirements in Illinois During a Pandemic

Voter-Identification Challenge for Native Americans Without Recognized Residential Street Addresses

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

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

No Relief from a State Supreme Court’s Extension of the Deadline for Receipt of Cast Ballots Because the Action Was Brought Too Close to the Election

Provisional Ballots Cast in the Wrong Precinct Because of Poll-Worker Error

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