Ian Millhiser is a Senior Correspondent at Vox. He covers a range of topics including law and legal affairs, litigation, and government and politics, with a particular focus on the Supreme Court and its implications on social issues such as abortion and LGBTQ rights. Ian's insights and analyses have been featured in RealClearPolitics, Analytics on Fire Podcast, Above the Law, Newswav, and RealClearMarkets.
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Ian Millhiser's area of focus is legal policy regulation, particularly concerning the Supreme Court and its impact on various social issues. His coverage leans heavily towards government and politics, with a focus on specific topics such as abortion rights, LGBTQ rights, conservative court decisions, and billionaire influence.
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Republicans ask the Supreme Court to disenfranchise thousands of Pennsylvania voters.
By: Ian Millhiser
It’s probably not going to work, though.
One of the worst ideas in US constitutional law will remain dead.
Several federal courts are fighting over Louisiana’s congressional maps.
Ballot curing, explained. Let's say you decided to vote by mail. The bad news is if you make a mistake filling it out — even a small one — your ballot can be tossed out.
President-elect Trump is his own worst enemy, unless his fellow Republicans on the Supreme Court intervene.
President-elect Trump is his own worst enemy, unless his fellow Republicans on the Supreme Court intervene.
President-elect Trump is his own worst enemy, unless his fellow Republicans on the Supreme Court intervene.
Gaetz is a reckless pick even by Trump's standards. Donald Trump announced that he intends to nominate Rep. Matt Gaetz (R-FL) to serve as his attorney general.
The legal question in United States v. Skrmetti is whether the word “all” means “all.” There's no guarantee that this Court will say that it does.
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