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    Election Center

    Below you will find tools to help you register to vote, update your existing registration, locate your nearest polling place, and more.

    As a service to our members, we are also able to provide substantive, nonpartisan information prepared by the National Journal on the upcoming elections. These materials do not reflect the official view, policy, or position of the American Bar Association, its staff or its members. // Brought to you by the ABA GAO

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    2024 Congressional and Presidential Resources

    Poll Worker Esq.

    The poll worker’s job is never easy, but recent years have been particularly challenging. Given the ongoing pandemic, we owe those who volunteer a special debt of gratitude. Among them are many ABA members who signed up through our Poll Worker, Esq. program. But whether they signed up through the ABA or not, poll workers are the unsung heroes of elections. Please join the effort by volunteering to serve as a poll worker in your community’s next election.

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    Moore v. Harper in Practice: The Facts and the Future

    Moore v. Harper in Practice: The Facts and the Future (On-Demand CLE)

    Moore v. Harper, a high-profile Supreme Court case from the previous term that established the boundaries of the Independent State Legislature theory of constitutional law governing federal elections under the Elections Clause (Article I, Section 4 of the United States Constitution). This panel will provide a practical overview and discussion of the potential long-term impacts of the decision for election lawyers and litigators, judges and other attorneys curious as to how a hyped case will settle into the ever-evolving jurisprudence concerning election administration.

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    Other Entities Involved in this Project

    Election Law

    The Standing Committee on Election Law

    Developing and examining ways to improve the Federal electoral process in order to permit the broadest, least restrictive access by Americans to the ballot box. The Standing Committee on Election Law was created in 1973 with the purpose of developing and examining ways to improve the federal electoral process.

    Section of State and Local Government Law

    Section of State and Local Government Law

    For lawyers involved in urban, state, and local government law and policy, lawyers in private practice, academia, the judiciary and government turn to us to access the latest expert information on issues that relate to their practice, and share ideas and best practices with colleagues in dealing with government agencies.

    Civil Rights and Social Justice

    Section of Civil Rights and Social Justice

    Whatever your area of specialization, CRSJ has a place for you. The Section fulfills our role by: raising and addressing often complex and difficult civil rights and civil liberties issues in a changing and diverse society; and ensuring that protection of individual rights remains a focus of legal and policy decisions.

    YLD

    The Young Lawyers Division

    The Young Lawyers Division is the ABA’s home for the new attorney, giving members tools to navigate the early years of a career, opportunities to network, and resources to grow skill sets.