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Democrats' midterm gains could sideline Electoral College by 2028
November 05, 2026
Notre Dame law professor Derek Muller has argued that the compact would be unconstitutional without congressional approval, which he contends is required under the Constitution's Compact Clause.
Yahoo
Everything We Know About What’s Next in Mississippi
November 05, 2026
"That's not to say a losing candidate in Mississippi has no remedy," Derek Muller, professor of law at Notre Dame Law School, wrote for the Election Law Blog. "One remedy is to challenge decisions to exclude or to include certain ballots in the tabulation under state or federal law (if one could identify such ballots and then a legal theory). Those would require adjustment of vote totals even if not part of a 'recount' or a 'contest.'"
Forbes
Women Achieved Political Firsts. Research Shows Why They Matter
November 04, 2026
University of Notre Dame political science professors Christina Wolbrecht and David Campbell wrote in a post about their research, “we also find that women candidates lead young Republicans’—including Republican boys’—to become less sexist and more likely to believe that women can be effective leaders.”
Epoch Times
2026 Midterms: 5 Takeaways
November 04, 2026
“The fundamentals are about as bad for Republicans as they could possibly be,” Ken Kollman, a political science professor at the University of Notre Dame, told The Epoch Times.
The Washington Post
This 10-minute trick may help you remember more
November 04, 2026
Researchers from the University of Notre Dame found that wakeful rest can benefit people across age groups, with larger effects for older adults and even those with anterograde amnesia, a condition that makes forming new memories difficult.
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