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Rebecca Green

Rebecca Green is Professor of Practice at William & Mary Law School and Co-Director of the Election Law Program, a joint project of the Law School and the National Center for State Courts. Green oversees ELP’s current pilot project to create annotated state election law eBenchbooks. Green is co-founder of Revive My Vote which assists Virginians with prior felony convictions regain the right to vote. She is faculty advisor to the student-run State of Elections blog for which students engage in original reporting on state election law topics.

Election Law Blog Essay

Counterfeit Campaign Speech

October 16, 2018 On September 28th, California Governor Jerry Brown signed a new law that forbids the surreptitious use of bots to, among other things, influence Californians’...
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