Jonathan Hawley Mentioned in Multiple Publications Regarding Missouri Voting Rights
Jonathan Hawley was mentioned in multiple publications regarding a Missouri voting rights case.
"Jonathan Hawley, the attorney who argued the case for the plaintiffs and the ACLU of Missouri, is a nationally known Democratic election lawyer whose work at Perkins Coie has shaped voting rules and election outcomes in courtrooms across the country. He has defended mail voting expansions, challenged restrictive election laws, and helped settle or dismiss high-profile election disputes in states including Illinois, Minnesota, Nevada and California." (KSDK article)
02.10.2026 - Columbia Missourian - "Suit Over Gerrymandered Districts Gets Court Hearing"
02.10.2026 - KSKD - "Missouri Court Weighs Who Controls Congressional Map as 2026 Election Clock Starts"
02.10.2026 - Missouri Independent - "Judge To Decide Whether Missouri’s Gerrymandered Congressional Map Is in Effect"
02.10.2026 - Spectrum News - "Judge To Decide if New Missouri Congressional Maps Are Frozen Pending Referendum Process"
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