Ned Foley

Professor & Director, Election Law at Ohio State

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I've posted "'The Real Preference of the Voters': Madison's Idea of a Top-Three Election and The Present Necessity of Reform" (forthcoming Wisc L Rev), discussing a letter written by Madison the significance of which has not been previously appreciated. https://t.co/BuSVr2OkuU

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When will we recognize the necessity of electoral reform to protect against tyranny? https://t.co/l1TpG3USda

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Condorcet Voting and the Cornyn-Paxton Race https://t.co/oWPSur43YQ

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A cleaner, edited version of this paper is now available on SSRN; in reading it over, I think it's one of my more significant contributions:

“The Real Preference of Voters”: Madison’s Idea of a Top-Three Election and The Present Necessity of Reform @SSRN https://t.co/BuSVr2NMFm

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Just in time for March Madness: Bracket Voting.

https://t.co/gRAyFTxZ8Y

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Aligning Election Law and Polarization with Professor Richard Pildes of ... https://t.co/lGXxRgoj8t via @YouTube

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#Election2024

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The Senate Has Surrendered Its Constitutional Responsibilities https://t.co/VIA4GHcihL

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Everyone concerned about the rule of law in the US right now should read this by @DebPearlstein : "The Law Is Not Fully Trump’s Yet"
https://t.co/kkqp1xbaDd

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@NickTroiano is 100% correct about this: "How Fear of Being ‘Primaried’ Is Breaking Senate’s Constitutional Role" https://t.co/5SLD1t1YvV

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Keep Condorcet in Consideration as an Electoral Reform Option: It’s wrong to argue that Condorcet Voting should be rejected entirely and everywhere.

https://t.co/WIT3F3e8Qz

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Democracy: A Journal of Ideas published an essay that draws upon the fellowship research of P*LAW Crane Faculty Fellow @Nedfoley .

Read the full piece here 🔗: https://t.co/fTStKvjKrj

#PLAW #lawatprinceton

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More evidence that nation’s Madisonian system, with its separation of powers, is in trouble: https://t.co/pb3nBALV43

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Don’t Treat Trump as a Condorcet Winner. Post-inauguration, there continue to be misunderstandings of the election.
https://t.co/3qqWHps7uV

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Some thoughts on the current condition of Madisonian democracy that some might find useful as part of an effort to understand how the country arrived to where it is today: https://t.co/BuSVr2OkuU (long version) & https://t.co/ZXSto2EcP9 (short version)

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Did America's electorate vote for taking back the Panama Canal? To understand why our two-party electoral system leads to misinterpreting the extent of the mandate from a popular vote victory, here's an explanation: https://t.co/7dyiHSEgsa

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"Should We Be Saying 'President Haley'?": The correct way to understand Trump’s popular vote victory is to understand that it represents a mandate to the extent, but only to the extent, that Nikki Haley would be pursuing the same agenda. https://t.co/CqZ7qG7TPX

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Should We Be Saying “President Haley”? https://t.co/7dyiHSEgsa

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If our electoral system worked, it would be President Haley: https://t.co/9Uoym6bV7T

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“The Real Preference of the Voters”: in this essay I discuss Madison's letter that's essential to understand if we are to repair our currently broken Madisonian democracy. Discovering the significance of this letter has been gratifying scholarly work. https://t.co/5CYDgXMIVA