Overview
The Supreme Court and Elections elaborates on issues involving the earliest days of the Union when the Supreme Court refused to address the topic, to the early struggles with the Fourteenth Amendment's impact on the question of who can vote, to the rise and fall of race-based disenfranchisement, to our recent issues of proper districting, campaign finance reform and the struggle to find a workable voting technology, the essay and documents in this reference illuminate the multifaceted nature of voting and election laws. At the same time, this title provides in-depth analysis of the impact of the Court in shaping this ongoing history.
