“Pennsylvania’s Voter ID Gets Its Day in Court”
NPR’s All Things Considered offers this report.
Category Archives: The Voting Wars
“Photo ID, Provisional Balloting, and Indiana’s 2012 Primary Election”
Michael Pitts has posted this draft on SSRN (University of Richmond Law Review). Here is the abstract:
This article represents the continuation of a series of studies that measure the impact of photo identification on the electorate by examining provisional… Continue reading
“Federal judge hears case on Ohio ballot, ID rules”
AP: “Voter advocates asked a federal judge Friday to extend a court order that they say ensures that broad definitions of voter identification requirements would remain in place in the perennial presidential battleground of Ohio.”
“Voter ID Trial Gets Underway In Pennsylvania”
“Miami-Dade should take steps to thwart absentee-ballot fraudsters, advisory group says”
“More voter-fraud allegations evaporate into nothing”
“Why Voter ID Won’t Save the GOP”
Zach Roth writes for MSNBC.
“Nikki Haley Takes Heat After Report Blows Up ‘Bogus’ Voter Fraud Claims In South Carolina”
“Press round up: Maneuvering on Texas redistricting & voter ID”
Here, at Texas Redistricting.
“New Voting Laws: Forward-looking Or A Step Back?”
“Another Fox Voter Fraud Story Dies”
Media Matters:
Seventeen months after Fox News became briefly fixated on Republican claims that hundreds of dead voters had cast ballots in South Carolina, those allegations have been completely debunked by an investigation by law enforcement that found no… Continue reading
“Report: no widespread fraud found in SC elections”
AP:
No one intentionally cast a ballot in South Carolina using the names of dead people in recent elections, despite allegations to the contrary, according to a State Law Enforcement Division report obtained Friday by The Associated Press.
Attorney… Continue reading
“Candidate: End voting ‘environment of fear’ in Ohio”
Cincinnati Enquirer:
Ohio Secretary of State candidate Nina Turner, a Democratic state senator from Cleveland, wants to reverse what she calls an “environment of fear” in Ohio voting.But the current Republican Secretary of State, Jon Husted, said he’s just… Continue reading
“After Ruling, States Rush to Enact Voting Laws”
NYT on the post-Shelby County environment.