Over the New Years break, we got in a twitter debate over automatic registration.  As always some on the left argue for automatic registration.  They say this is for increased turnout.  The problem with this is there is no evidence that turnout is increased.  For example, Canada actually saw a downturn in voter turnout when it went to automatic registration. 

Here are the top 10 blog posts for The Rep Lawyer Blog for 2015.

In 2016, the Maryland legislature will consider the disastrous system of automatic voter registration. 

Last week, a Clinton-appointed federal judge in Nashville upheld Tennessee’s voter ID law denying special privileges to students.  The case was yet another attempt to water down a voter ID law and was filed by the liberal misnamed "Fair Elections Legal Network" and the Nashville Firm of Barrett Johnston Martin & Garrison.  It sought to allow students to use their student ID cards, instead of the IDs everyone else has to use, when voting at the polls and said that the state denying them the ability to do that was age discrimination.

Is the key to violating campaign finance laws to the left is who violated them?  If it is someone like the Clintons, all is forgiven and Bill Clinton’s chief campaign finance advisor is hired to run the Brennan Center.  If it is someone who is critical of Barack Obama, well then all hell breaks loose.  Andrew McCarthy details some of this in his review of Dinesh D’Souza’s new book “Stealing America: What My Experience with Criminal Gangs Taught Me about Obama, Hillary, and the Democratic Party.”

Hillary Clinton’s cronies are banding together to challenge Alabama’s voter ID law.  This time, a lawyer who has donated thousands of dollars to Clinton and works alongside former attorney general Eric Holder is part of a new lawsuit challenging the state’s voter Id law.

Vote Fraud is very difficult to prosecute. The latest example of this is the case of a County Pastor:

Another day, another report of vote fraud in the U.S.  This time, a 62-year old Ventura, California man was sentenced for voter fraud in last year’s November election, officials said Thursday.

A Tennessee man for years has been voting in multiple states for years and was convicted.  Pasco Parker has a reason for voting in three states:

As part of the Republican National Lawyers Association (RNLA) Ballot Access Initiative, the RNLA will track and congratulate the Republican Presidential Campaigns as they successful place their names on the ballots.  For the first list go here.