On October 28, the Chicago Lawyer Chapter presented a panel discussion on "Election Law Hot Topics: What to Expect as Americans Head to the Polls". Panelists were Benjamin Blustein, former voting rights attorney for the Lawyers' Committee for Civil Rights; Michael J. Kasper, Adjunct Professor of Election Law at John Marshall and Loyola University Law Schools; and Mark D. Rosen, Professor of Law at Chicago-Kent Law School. The discussion of vote fraud and registration issues, the 2003 Help Americans Vote Act, Ohio voter identification litigation via the Crawford case, and the potential for Election Day problems made for a lively and engrossing session. The program was co-sponsored by the ACS Voting Issues Group and the John Marshall Law School faculty.