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A federal law that provides funding and guidance for state and local election administration. The law is mentioned as an example of how federal influence can work in practice without substituting federal administrators for state officials.
The Constitution and decades of law create layered barriers to any federal “” of state-run elections: the Elections Clause and state sovereignty vest primary authority in the states, has circumscribed...
Social Security numbers () are routinely issued to noncitizens who are lawfully present and authorized to work, but holding an SSN does not confer citizenship, the right to vote in federal elections, ...
Congress has clear constitutional authority under the Elections Clause to set or alter the “Times, Places and Manner” of federal elections and has historically used that power to create uniform federa...