Amicus brief filed regarding accusations of voter intimidation against the State of Texas. U.S....
Cases
Mark Brnovich, Attorney General of Arizona, et al. v. Democratic National Committee, et al.
Brief Amici Curiae Filed Before the U.S. Supreme Court Case Filings Brief of the Public Interest...
California COVID-19 Mail Balloting Lawsuits
Amicus briefs filed in cases regarding a push to automate the transmission of mail ballots in...
Splonskowski v. White
Federal lawsuit brought on behalf of PILF Client Mark Splonskowski, Burleigh County Auditor, challenging North Dakota's acceptance of absentee ballots received up to 13 days after Election Day. United States District Court for the District of North Dakota...
Graham v. Adams
Amicus brief filed in case regarding Kentucky's redistricting plans following the 2020 Census Supreme Court of Kentucky (Case Nos. 2022-SC-0522, 2023-SC-0139) Case Filings PILF Motion to File an Amicus Brief (July 11, 2023) Supreme Court of Kentucky Opinion (December...
VoteAmerica and Voter Participation Center v. Schwab
Amicus brief filed in case regarding ban on pre-filling absentee ballot applications on behalf of others in Kansas. PILF argues the appellate court should reverse a federal district court decision allowing people to auto-fill applications on behalf of others. United...
League of Women Voters v. Schwab
Amicus brief filed in case regarding signature verification on absentee ballots in Kansas. PILF argues that razor-thin election result margins -- like seen in its Tie Vote Database -- can rely on signature checks to arrive at close vote totals. Supreme Court of Kansas...
Colorado Republican State Central Committee v. Anderson
Amicus brief filed in case regarding the Colorado's ban on former President Donald Trump from the 2024 primary ballot. PILF argues that the viability of Section 3 of the Fourteenth Amendment is generally suspect, and that it does not apply to Trump. United States...
Trump v. Anderson
Amicus brief filed in case regarding the Colorado‘s ban on former President Donald Trump from the 2024 primary ballot. PILF argues that the viability of Section 3 of the Fourteenth Amendment is generally suspect, and that it does not apply to Trump. United States...