Exhibit A: Law Library Blog

Election Law & Policy Resources

It's almost Election Day and the Dee J. Kelly Law Library is delighted to present a list of resources that will help you understand the history and workings of the U.S. election system! Check out the databases and websites below for a cornucopia of information about this vital civic function, and don't forget to vote! *Please note that neither the Dee J. Kelly Law Library nor the Texas A&M School of Law endorse any candidate or position. All resources below are provided for informational purposes only and any opinions expressed are solely those of their authors.*

Law & Policy Resources

• Texas A&M Law Library Guide to Researching Election & Voting Law
• Voting Rights & Election Law: This collection is devoted to the electoral process: how elections are conducted, the strategy and controversies of political campaigns, how votes are counted, and who is allowed to vote. It contains content on historical and more recent elections, as well as elections conducted both in the United States and from around the world. Provided via HeinOnline. (remote access limited to Texas A&M School of Law users only)
• U.S. Federal Election Commission
• American Bar Association Voting & Election Law Resources
• National Conference of State Legislatures Election Resources
• Georgetown Law Library Election Law Research Guide
• National Center for State Courts Election Law Program, including the 2022 Election Law Manual
• U.S. Election Assistance Commission Election Law & Policy Resource Clearinghouse
• HeinOnline Libguides: Voting Rights & Election Law (remote access limited to Texas A&M School of Law users only)
• LexisNexis U.S. Voting Laws & Legislation Center

Historical Resources

• Historical U.S. Presidential Election Results, 1789-2020
• National Archives: Electoral College Results
• Texas Secretary of State Election Results Archive and Historical Election Results
• American Presidency Project Elections Data Archive
• Guide to U.S. Congressional Elections Datasets