Written by: Bob Carlstrom The Constitution of the United States guarantees the right of every eligible citizen to cast an equal vote to determine who will represent him or her in government. In this connection, the Heritage Foundation website heralds that “the right to vote in a free and fair election is the most basic civil right, one on which many other rights of the American people depend.”
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The Supreme Court will hear arguments this fall in cases involving the First Amendment, the Second Amendment, parental rights, and election integrity.
The Justice Department charged at least 22 people this month, and Homeland Security arrested four noncitizen voters, with cases in Texas, Georgia, Michigan, and Wisconsin.
Left-leaning election law professors outnumber conservatives 76 to 12, while 81 of 196 accredited law schools offer no election law courses at all.
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