Full Media Coverage: UCI Law Professor Rick Hasen Discusses New Book “Election Meltdown”
Election law expert and UCI Law Professor Rick Hasen discussed his new book “Election Meltdown,” which was released on Feb. 4, with major media outlets. The list of publications includes podcasts, interviews, and opinion-editorials:
Interviews
- NPR Fresh Air
- Patt Morrison, Los Angeles Times
- Pod Save the People
- Vox
- Good Law/Bad Law podcast
- Brennan Center (with Victoria Bassetti)
- Bloomberg Law
- All of It, WNYC
- What Next?, Slate
- Texas Tribune
- Lawfare (with Ben Wittes)
- Left, Right, and Center (KCRW)
- The Takeaway, WNYC
Election Meltdown Podcast (in Conjunction with Slate Amicus)
- Episode 1: The voter fraud that wasn’t, the voter suppression that is.
- Episode 2: Paper jams, lost forms, and lost boxes—incompetence and elections
- Episode 3: Delving into the big bag of dirty tricks ahead of the 2020 election
- Bonus Episode 1 (Slate Plus) (Interview with Matt Dunlap)
- Bonus Episode 2 (Slate Plus) (Interview with Jocelyn Benson)
Opinion editorials
- How to Prevent the Next Election Meltdown, Wall Street Journal (Saturday Review Cover Essay)
- The loser of November’s election may not concede. Their voters won’t, either, Washington Post Outlook
- Trump’s Jokes About Defying Election Results Could Create Chaos, Slate
- What the impeachment ordeal can tell us about the 2020 election, CNN Opinion
- The Alarming Prospect of the Supreme Court Deciding the 2020 Election, The Atlantic
- How The Trump Admin’s Attempt To Perpetuate The Voter Fraud Myth Failed Miserably, Talking Points