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About the Editor
List of Contributors
Acknowledgments
Introduction: The Oxford Handbook of American Election Law
Part I. Situating Election Law
1. Election Law and Constitutional Law
2. Election Law and Democratic Theory
3. Election Law and Democratic Governance
4. Election Law and Empirical Social Science
5. Election Law and Race
6. Election Law and Gender
Part II. The Right to Vote
7. Voting in Colonial and Revolutionary America
8. Voting Under the Federal Constitution
9. Voting Under Federal Election Laws
10. Voting Under State Constitutions
11. Voting Under State Law
Part III. Running for Office
12. Ballot Access
13. Political Speech
14. The Campaign Industry
15. The Campaign Lawyer
16. Political Corruption
Part IV. The Role of Political Parties
17. What Is a Political Party?
18. The Associational Rights of Political Parties
19. Political Parties and Primary Elections
20. Party Patronage
21. Party Polarization
Part V. Redistricting and Gerrymandering
22. One Person, One Vote
23. Redistricting Criteria
24. Partisan Gerrymandering
25. Racial Gerrymandering
26. Redistricting Commissions
27. The Census
Part VI. The Voting Rights Act
28. The Passage and Reauthorization of the Voting Rights Act
29. Understanding Section 2
30. Erasing Section 2?
31. Eulogizing Section 5
32. Language Provisions and Assistance
Part VII. Campaign Finance
33. The Theoretical Foundations of Campaign Finance Regulation
34. Campaign Contributions
35. Campaign Expenditures
36. Public Financing of Election Campaigns
37. Disclosure
38. Corporations and Labor Unions in Election Law
Part VIII. Election Administration
39. Voter Registration
40. Counting Votes and Declaring Winners
41. Partisan Parity in U.S. Election Administration
42. Election Emergencies
43. The Electoral College
Part IX. Reforming the System
44. The Past, Present, and Future of Election Reform
Table of Cases
Index

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The Oxford Handbook of American Election Law offers a sophisticated introduction to one of the most dynamic, contested, and consequential areas of American law. Election law plays a critical role in regulating the political arena at a time when most Americans are witnessing unprecedented levels of polarization. The field is rife with controversies, yet understanding it is also vital to the success of American democracy.

The Handbook provides a comprehensive overview of American election law, a survey of the core themes that encompass the field, and summaries of its most pressing debates. This book is the first of its kind, bringing together 47 leading scholars of American election law to offer definitive perspectives on their field. The book begins by explaining how election law relates to several of its closest academic cousins, including constitutional law, democratic theory, and empirical social science. It then goes on to explore the major topics in election law, including the right to vote, the rules of running for office, the role of political parties, the dynamics of redistricting and gerrymandering, the history and necessity of the Voting Rights Act, the intricacies of campaign finance, and the recurring controversies surrounding election administration in the individual states.

Election law warrants careful, detailed, and thorough analysis. The Oxford Handbook of American Election Law offers readers a clearly written guide to aid navigation through this thorny terrain, crystallizing controversial issues and situating them within the field's ongoing scholarly debates. The book aims to reach newcomers to the field as well as those who hope to gain a firmer understanding of election law's nuances, intricacies, and complexities. Unparalleled in the breadth and depth of its coverage, The Oxford Handbook of American Election Law is an invaluable resource for scholars, students, policymakers, and practitioners.