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Public Interest Legal Foundation’s litigation compels jurisdictions to comply with the law. We litigate to protect the right to vote and preserve the Constitutional framework of American elections.
Genser v. Butler County Board of Elections
Amicus brief filed in case regarding mail ballot curing procedures in Pennsylvania which which can vary between counties Unites States Supreme Court (Case No. 24A408) Case Filings PILF Brief in Support of Neither Party (October 30, 2024) Press Releases and Editorials PILF Files Brief in PA Ballot Curing Case (October 31, 2024) Pittsburgh Tribune-Review; PA’s Mail… Read More »
REPUBLICAN NATIONAL COMMITTEE v. WETZEL
Amicus brief filed in case regarding challenges to Mississippi accepting ballots that arrive up to five days after Election Day Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals (Case No. 24-60395) Case Filings Brief in Support of Appellants (August 23, 2024) Opinion (October 25, 2024) Press Releases PILF Files Legal Brief to Restore the Day in Election Day (August 26,… Read More »
Stefanik v. Hochul
Amicus brief filed in case regarding challenges to New York’s Early Mail Voter Act. Court of Appeals for the State of New York (Case No. APL-2024-58) Case Filings Brief in Support of Appellants (July 1, 2024) Opinion (August 20, 2024) Press Releases PILF Asks New York Court of Appeals to Declare Universal Mail Voting Law… Read More »
PILF v. Boston Elections Department
Lawsuit filed under Section 8 of the National Voter Registration Act to compel the release of the voter roll and history records held by the Boston Elections Office. United States District Court for the District of Massachusetts (Case Number 1:24-cv-10521) Court Documents Complaint (February 29, 2024) Notice of Voluntary Dismissal (March 4, 2024) .
