Happy March! Spring is right around the corner and Super Tuesday is tomorrow. Here are your public-law highlights:

• Colorado’s presidential primary. Coloradans are casting their ballots in the presidential primary, which wraps up tomorrow, on “Super Tuesday.” This is the state’s first election after switching from a caucus to a primary election. Please make sure to cast your ballot!

• SCOTUS will hear “faithless electors” case. The U.S. Supreme Court has agreed to hear a case from Colorado about whether presidential electors can decide for themselves whom to vote for. The Court will hold oral arguments on April 28, and a decision is expected by June 2020.

• Federal courts grapple with harassment allegations. This month a former clerk told Congress that the late Ninth Circuit judge and “liberal lion” Stephen Reinhardt harassed and bullied her during her clerkship. Since that testimony, over 70 former Reinhardt clerks have signed a statement in support of the witness. In the Tenth Circuit, district court judge Carlos Murguia resigned his seat following a public reprimand for sexually harassing employees.

• Legislative musical chairs. The shake-up continues in the General Assembly. Vacancy committees selected Steven Woodrow to fill Chris Hansen’s seat in HD6 and Richard Champion to fill Susan Beckman’s seat in HD38.