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Brennan Institute For Justice
The Brennan Institute For Justice, an independent, nonpartisan law and policy organization, states that "briefs by filers across the ideological spectrum agree the independent state legislature theory would destabilize our long-standing approach to election administration, and ultimately undermine Americans' trust in the integrity and legitimacy of our elections."
In a series of articles, the Brennan Institute explains the theory and how it could upend thousands of voting laws.
On December 7, the U. S. Supreme Court will hear oral arguments in a case posing the question whether the North Carolina Supreme Court violated the U. S. Constitution's Election Clause when it struck down the state legislature's illegally gerrymandered Congressional map for violating the North Carolina Constitution.
In a amicus brief addressing the consequences of the ISLT on election administration, the League of Women Voters explain with detailed case studies how ISLT would complicate the administration of voting laws and create widespread confusion.
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