“Election Truthers; Will Republicans accept an Obama election victory?”
My new Slate column asks:
What if President Obama wins re-election and Republicans don’t believe it?
Category Archives: campaigns
“How party ID explains Romney’s ‘surge'”
The Fix reports.
“In Va., Ex-Rep. Goode May Pose Risk for Romney”
“Why a long presidential race is good for democracy”
Frank Partnoy has written this WaPo oped.
“Do Candidates Have a Constitutional Right to Lie?”
The WaPo Outlook section has this piece about a draft paper of mine, forthcoming in the Montana Law Review election law symposium.
“Pa. voter ID law delay prompts outreach shifts”
“Obama campaign’s robocall about early voting called misleading”
Tampa Bay Times: “Pasco County Supervisor of Elections Brian Corley is warning voters about potentially misleading early voting information after his office received hundreds of inquiries from voters Tuesday wanting to cast early ballots.Early voting in Florida doesn’t begin… Continue reading
What Happens When Campaigns Agree to a Pact to Limit Super PAC Spending?
Apparently you get the ugliest campaign in America.
Sherman-Berman Gets Ugly
There’s not much policy difference between Brad Sherman and Howard Berman, both running in the top two primary in my congressional district.
And now Berman has accused Sherman of self-dealing: lending his campaigns money and charging interest that he pockets… Continue reading
“Obama Outspending Romney on TV Ads”
“SCOTUS Declines Indiana Robo-Call Case”
“Low-income voters boost Ohio’s rolls; 500,000-plus registered since 2010′
Important report in the Toledo Blade.
Supreme Court Declines to Hear 8th Circuit Judicial Speech Case, WA Top-Two Primary Case
Cert. denials in Wersal, Washington State Grange II. Mild surprise on first, not on second.
‘Tired Cries of Bias Don’t Help Romney’
David Carr NYT column: ‘In the last few days, conservatives have become agitated about Mitt Romney’s drop-off in the polls. So did they think the stumble was because of the ill-fated “47 percent” slip of the lip, or the… Continue reading