• Absentee ballot laws (summaries by state)
• Alabama Constitution of 1875, articles VII (Impeachments)and VIII (Suffrage and Elections)
• Alabama Constitution of 1875, article XV (Oath of Office)
• Alabama Constitution of 1868, article VII (Elections)
• Alabama Constitution of 1868, article XV (Oath of Office)
• Alabama Constitution of 1865, article VIII (Elections by the People)
• Alabama Constitution of 1818, article V (Impeachments)
• Alaska Statutes, title 15 (Elections)
• Albania Constitution, article 17 (Election, Term [of the People's Assembly])
• Albania Constitution, article 25 (Election [of the President])
• Albania Constitution, article 26 (Eligibility, Incompatibility [of the President])
• Albania Constitution, article 27 (Discharge [of the President])
• Arkansas Constitution, article III (Franchise and Elections)
• Arkansas Constitution, article XV (Impeachment and Address)
• Austin (Texas) City Charter, article III (Elections)
• Austin (Texas) City Charter, article IV (Initiative, Referendum and Recall)
• Belarus Constitution, section III (Electoral System, Referendum)
• Bipartisan Clean Congress Act of 1995 (H.R. 2566, 104th Congress)
• Bosnia and Herzegovina Peace Agreement, annex 3 (Agreement on Elections)
• Brief for Plaintiff, Federal Elections Commission v. GOPAC, Inc. (D,D.C., 1996) (local vs. national elections)
• Bush v. Vera (U.S., 1996) (racially influenced district boundaries)
• California Campaign Finance Reform Proposition
• California Elections Code (table of contents)
• California Elections Code
• California Proposition 183 (recall of State officers)
• Another copy
• Another copy (in Spanish)
• California Proposition 198 (Open Primary)
• California Proposition 208 (campaign contributions and spending limits; lobbying; and initiative)
• California Proposition 212 (Campaign contributions; gift and honoraria limits; lobbyists)
• Canada Lobbyists Registration Act materials (in English and French)
• Canada Salaries Act (an act respecting the salaries of certain public officials)
• Canada Special Joint Committee on a Code of Conduct documents (in English and French)
• Central and South America election laws (compiled by Georgetown University) (in Spanish)
• Clean Congress Act (H.R. 2072, 104th Congress)
• Clinton impeachment documents from the House Judiciary Committee
• Colombia Constitution, title IX (elections) (in Spanish)
• Colorado Republican Fed. Campaign Comm. v. Fed. Elections Comm'n (U.S., 1996) (political party campaign contributions)
• Congressional Accountability Project publications
• Delaware Constitution article V (Elections)
• Delaware Constitution article XIV (Oath of Office)
• Denmark Succession to the Throne Act
• Eritrea Constitution, article 20 (Right to Vote and to be a Candidate to an Elective Office)
• Eritrea Constitution, article 40 (Qualifications to be a Candidate to the Office of the President)
• Eritrea Constitution, article 41 (Election and Term of Office of the President)
• Eritrea Constitution, article 57 (Electoral Commission)
• Ethics Manual for Members, Officers & Employees of the U.S. House of Representatives, ch. 8 (Campaign Funds & Practices)
• Exec. Council of the W. Cape Legislature v. President of the Rep. of S. Afr. (S. Afr. Const'l Ct., 1995) (interim govt.)
• Federal Election Commission v. NRA Political Victory Fund (U.S., 1994) (FEC litigation authority)
• Finland Act on the High Court of Impeachment
• Florida Attorney General Opinion 95-05 (residency requirement for municipal special masters)
• Florida election laws and administrative decisions
• Florida Statutes (1993), chapter 8 (Congressional Districts)
• Florida Statutes (1993), chapter 97 (election code)
• Florida Statutes (1993), chapter 98 (Registration Office, Officers, and Procedures)
• Florida Statutes (1993), chapter 99 (candidates, campaign expenses, and contesting elections)
• Florida Statutes (1993), chapter 100 (general, primary, special, bond, and referendum elections)
• Florida Statutes (1993), chapter 101 (voting methods and procedure)
• Florida Statutes (1993), chapter 102 (conducting elections and ascertaining the results)
• Georgia Constitution article II (voting and elections)
• Georgia Constitution article IV, sec. VII (Qualifications, ..., Removal from Office ...)
• Georgia Constitution article V, sec. I (Election of Governor and Lieutenant Governor)
• Greece Constitution, part III, section II, chapter I (Election of the President)
• Greece Constitution, part III, section III, chapter I (Parliament: Election and Composition)
• House Oversight Committee Hearings: Campaign Finance Reform Legislation (Nov. 2 & 16, 1995)
• House Oversight Committee Hearings: Campaign Finance Reform (November 2, 1995)
• House Oversight Committee Hearings: Campaign Finance Reform (November16, 1995)
• House Oversight Committee Hearings: Campaign Finance Reform (December 12, 1995)
• Idaho Constitution article VI (Suffrage and Elections)
• Idaho Constitution article XIX (Apportionment)
• Illinois Constitution, article III (Suffrage and Elections)
• India Constitution, part XV (Elections)
• Indiana Code, title 3 (Elections)
• Ireland Constitution, article 47 (Referendum)
• Kentucky Administrative Regulations, title 31 (State Board of Elections)
• Kentucky Administrative Regulations, title 32 (Department of State Registry of Election Finance)
• Kentucky Constitution, sections 66 to 68 (Impeachments)
• Kentucky Constitution, sections 145-155 (Suffrage and Elections)
• Kentucky Revised Statutes, chapter 5 (Legislative Districts)
• Korea (Republic) Constitution, article 24 (Right to Vote)
• Korea (Republic) Constitution, article 41 (Election of the National Assembly)
• Korea (Republic) Constitution, articles 63 (Recommendation for Removal), 64 ([Proceedings, Disciplinary Actions), and 65 (Impeachment)
• Korea (Republic) Constitution, articles 67 (Election of the President) and 68 (Succession)
• Korea (Republic) Constitution, chapter VII (Election Management)
• Lopez v. Monterey County, California (U.S., 1996) (Voting Rights Act sec. 5 preclearance of local election law changes)
• Lubbock (Texas) City Charter, chapter 1, article IV (Initiative; Referendum; Recall)
• Maine Constitution, Article II (Electors)
• Malta Constitution, chapter V (The President)
• Malta Constitution, chapter VI, part I (Composition of Parliament)
• Matthews v. United Kingdom (Eur. Ct. of Human Rights, 1999) (right of Gibraltar citizens to vote in European Parliament elections)
• McIntyre v. Ohio Elections Commission (U.S., 1995) (campaign literature authorization)
• Mexico Constitution, title 3, chapter II, section I (Election and installation of Congress) (in Spanish)
• Michigan Constitution, article II (Elections)
• Michigan Executive Order 1995-1 (National Voter Registration Act)
• Miller v. Johnson (U.S., 1995) (racially motivated election district boundaries)
• Missouri Revised Statutes, title IX (Suffrage and Elections)
• Morse v. Republican Party of Virginia (U.S., 1996) (selection of party nominees an act under law)
• Namibia Constitution, article 28 (Election of the President)
• Namibia Constitution, article 49 (Elections of the National Assembly)
• Namibia Constitution, article 106 (Regional Council Elections)
• Nepal Constitution, article 28 (Provision Relating to Succession to the Throne)
• Nepal Constitution, part 15 (Election Commission)
• New Mexico Presidential Primary Proclamation
• Another copy (in Spanish)
• New York Election Law
• New Zealand Bill of Rights Act 1990, sec. 12 (electoral rights)
• Nicaragua Elections Law (in Spanish)
• North Carolina Biennal Act (1715) (election of the Assembly)
• O'Hare Truck Service, Inc. v. City of Northlake (U.S., 1996)(right of gov't contractor to support incumbents' opponents)
• Ohio Revised Code, title 35 (Elections)
• Oman Constitution, article 6 (Succession)
• Ontario Election Amendment Act, 1995 (Bill 2)
• Another copy (in French)
• Ontario Election Amendment Act, 1996 (Bill 44)
• Another copy (in French)
• Ontario Freezing of Compensation for Members of the Assembly Act, 1996 (Bill 32)
• Another copy (in French)
• Ontario MPPs Pension and Compensation Reform Act, 1996 (Bill 42)
• Another copy (in French)
• Opinion of the Justices (Tax Plan Referendum) (N.H., 1999) (statutory authority for referenda)
• Philippines Constitution, article V (Suffrage)
• Poland Act of May 28th, 1993, on Elections to the Sejm
• Poland Act of May 10th, 1991, on Elections to the Senate
• Poland Act of September 27th, 1990, on Elections to the Presidency
• Poland Act of July 28th, 1990, on Political Parties
• Procedure and Guidelines for Impeachment Trials in the United States Senate (S. Doc. 99-33)
• Puerto Rico Constitution, article VIII (Senatorial and Representative Districts) (in English and Spanish)
• Redistricting decisions
• Russia Information Guarantees in the Election Campaign Regulations (1993)
• Shaw v. Hunt (U.S., 1996) (racially influenced district boundaries)
• Sondashi v. Miyanda (Zambia,1995) (expulsion from political party)
• South Carolina Code of Laws, title 7 (Elections)
• South Carolina election law
• Sri Lanka March 1997 draft Constitution, chapter XIII (Franchise and the Elections)
• Stewart v. Secretary of State for Scotland (H.L., 1998) (removal from office due to inability)
• Supreme Court election law decisions
• Supreme Court impeachment decisions
• Syria Constitution, article 54 (Voters [in legislative elections]) et seq.
• Syria Constitution, article 84 (Election [of the President of the Republic]) et seq.
• Syria Constitution, article 107 (Dissolution of Parliament)
• Syria Constitution, article 142 (Dismissal of Supreme Constitutional Court Judges)
• Texas Constitution, article 6 (Suffrage)
• Texas Constitution, article 15 (Impeachment)
• Tunisia Constitution, articles 19 (Election of National Parliament) et seq.
• Tunisia Constitution, articles 39 (Election of the President) and 40 (Eligibility)
• Tunisia Constitution, articles 50 (Nomination of Government) and 51 (Dismissal of Government)
• Tunisia Constitution, article 63 (Dissolution of Parliament)
• Tunisia Constitution, article 66 (Nomination of Magistrates)
• U.S. Term Limits, Inc. v. Thornton (U.S., 1995) (term limits)
• U.S. v. Hays (U.S., 1995) (standing to challenge election district boundaries)
• Venezuela Suffrage Law (in Spanish)
• Vermont Statutes, title 17 (Elections)
• Virginia Constitution, article II (Franchise and Officers)
• Washington Revised Code, title 29 (Elections)
• Wisconsin v. City of New York (U.S., 1996) (decenial census)
• Wyoming Statutes, title 22 (Elections)
• Yemen Law No. 66 (1991) Governing Parties and Political Organisations
• Yemen Law No. 41 (1992) General Elections
• Yemen Law No. 27 (1996) General Elections
• Zambia Constitution, part V (The Legislature)
• Zambia Constitution, section 111 (Resignations)
• Zambia - Constitution of Zambia Act, 1991, section 17 (Compulsory retirement of non-citizens)
• American Civil Liberties Union compilation of material on voting rights
• "Author's View of Electronic Rights and the Public Domain" by Richard Seltzer
• Backgrounder on Impeachment (Legal Information Institute, Cornell Law School)
• "Citizen Initiative in Florida" by P. K. Jameson and Marsha Hosack
• "Commentary: the law of political parties [in Yemen]" by Brian Whitaker
• Federal Election Commission publications
• "Federal Impeachment Process: A Constitutional & Historical Analysis" by Michael Gerhardt (review of)
• "Impeachment and Presidential Immunity from Judicial Process" by Joseph Isenbergh
• Indiana Election Commission publications
• "Lobbyists' Code of Conduct: A Discussion Paper" Ethics Counsellor, Indistry Canada (in English and French)
• "Negro Suffrage in a Democracy" by Ray Stannard Baker (1910)
• New Zealand Electoral Commission publications
• North Carolina Board of Elections publications
• "Norwegian Electoral System" by Nytt fra Norge
• "Registering and Voting in New Mexico" New Mexico Board of Elections
• "United States v. Hays: A Winnowing of Standing to Sue in Racial Gerrymandering Claims" by Jack Pritchard

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