“How the Sausage Gets Made”: Voter ID and Deliberative Democracy

Douglas, Joshua A.

Journal: Nebraska Law Review

Volume: 100

First Page: 376

Year: 2021

Bluebook Citation: 100 NEB. L. REV. 376 (2021)

Author: J. Allen Douglas: all 23 publications


Abstract

I. Introduction II. The Legislation: A Tale of Sausage Making … A. Campaign for Kentucky Secretary of State ... B. Evolution of the Bill Requiring a Photo ID to Vote … 1. Kentucky’s Prior Rule ... 2. Initial Introduction of S[enate] B[ill] 2 ... 3. Substantive Changes During the Legislative Debate III. Every Good Law Story Needs Some Litigation: The Lawsuit and the Subsequent Changes for the November 2020 Election Due to the Pandemic IV. Lessons from the Kentucky Experience ... A. Voter ID Laws as Inherently Partisan ... B. Deliberative Democracy ... 1. Procedure ... 2. Substance ... 3. Judicial Review V. Conclusion

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