Norman L. Eisen

Aug. 29—Siihasin Hope led the chants. "No pride," Hope cried. "In genocide," a chorus of about a dozen fellow protesters responded.

Supreme Court presidential immunity test and superseding indictment in Trump election prosecution, and the process ahead.

A list of ten of the most important election-related cases that are central to the rule of law to follow before November 5.

In the lead-up to the 2024 election, hundreds of election-related lawsuits brought across the country present a complex litigation landscape well before all ballots are cast and counted. Many of these cases have clear echoes of the 2020 presidential election, seeking to raise unfounded fears of voter fraud or non-citizen voting, erode confidence in mail-in and absentee voting, or encourage baseless non-certification of eventual election results. Others seek to address legitimate concerns of voter disenfranchisement, needed voting administration fixes, or steps that may need to be taken to advance free and fair voting, counting, and certification of the votes.

The most important election-related cases for their rule of law implications.

The most important election-related cases for their rule of law implications.

Most of the major election cases we have been tracking in this weekly digest have now been resolved—although a few remain open and new ones (perhaps many) can be expected on and after Nov. 5.

The MAGA lies about immigrants are already bearing poisonous fruit. Getty Images Plus.

In this new publication for Election Week 2024, we track the most important breaking election cases across the country. This tracker complements our weekly top 10 major case list from the pre-election period with real-time analysis of developments in those cases and in new ones filed on or after election day while the count continues. The cases below are organized by state; in the interests of time we do not attempt to rank them. This tracker is updated as developments occur throughout the day and will continue for as long as necessary, at least through Election Week.

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