February Bar Luncheon
CLE: Election Law and the 2020 Election
Presented by: Christopher Gunn, Beck & Gunn Law Office, LLC
Webinar
Friday, February 5, 2020
Noon-1 p.m.
Program Description:
Election Law and the 2020 Election
In the months since the 2020 election, our American electoral process played out like a sequel to House of Cards. Lost in all the drama is the fact that that our system of elections largely worked as designed.
How could that be possible? Here in Kansas, we generally knew the results of legislative elections before going to bed, but it took until Thanksgiving to obtain certainty over the presidential election.
Over the course of this session, we’ll take a look at how our system is set to work, both nationally and at home in Kansas, before diving into the drama that was the 2020 presidential election.
Presenter Bio:
Christopher Gunn
Christopher brings to the table extensive legal experience in a number of areas, including estate planning and probate, probate litigation, civil litigation, immigration, and nonprofit law.
He received his Juris Doctor from the Washburn School of Law, and his Bachelor's in English from the University of North Dakota. Prior to law school, he taught high school English, and continues that calling as an adjunct professor at the Washburn School of Law.
Christopher is a native of northeastern North Dakota, but proudly claims Kansas and its mild winters as his home. Whether or not he is in the office, Chris harbors the desire to write the great American novel.
