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Today, the William & Mary’s Election Law Society launches a conversation about how we vote in America, with particular focus on issues that arise out of state and local elections.

This ambitious project reflects the tremendous interest in election law among William & Mary law students. My hope is that this blog will become a valuable venue for conversation involving law students, election law scholars, and election law practitioners from across the nation on a range of important state and local election issues. I hope that you will join me in becoming part of the StateofElections.com dialogue.

Thank you for your interest in and support of this innovative student effort.

Davison Douglas, Dean of William & Mary Law School

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Thanks for visiting us on our first day at State Of Elections.  We’re posting stories every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday to cover the moving pieces in state election law. To learn more about us, click over here.  To join our effort, click over here.

Your readership and comments are important to us, so please jump into the conversation.  If you’d like to receive regular email updates about our posts, or have suggestions for how we can improve, email us.

– Editors

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