THE SUPREME COURT SUMMONS THE GHOSTS OF BUSH V. GORE: HOW MOORE V. HARPER HAUNTS STATE AND FEDERAL CONSTITUTIONAL INTERPRETATION OF ELECTION LAWS.

The article focuses on the legal and constitutional implications of the Supreme Court case Moore v. Harper, particularly concerning the Independent State Legislature Theory (ISLT) and its impact on the interpretation of state and federal election laws. It examines the text and historical background of the Elections Clause of the Constitution, analyzes the Court's interpretation of the clause in Moore, Bush v. Gore, and other relevant cases.