“Academic highlight: Hasen on the resurrection of Bush v. Gore”
This item on my new draft article appears at SCOTUSBlog.
Category Archives: The Voting Wars
“How Partisan Rivalry Can Lead to More Efficient Elections”
“The Path to Free, Fair and Accessible Elections for Every American”
Elisabeth MacNamara, president of the League of Women Voters, has written this blog post.
“Virginia lawmakers split on election reform plans”
WaPo reports.
Most important here is the reaction of (Republican) House Administration incoming chair Candice Miller:
Rep. Candice S. Miller (R-Mich.), the incoming chair of the House Administration Committee, which handles most election bills, said voting problems are best… Continue reading
“The State of the Right to Vote After the 2012 Election”
The Senate Judiciary Committee will hold this hearing on Dec. 19.
“Time for National Voting Standards?”
Andy Rosenthal takes note of the AG’s speech.
“U.S. Should Consider Automatic Voter Registration: Holder”
“Supposing is Good, But Finding Out is Better (cont.): Pew on Lines in 2012”
“Walker says ending same-day registration too costly”
Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel: “Gov. Scott Walker said Wednesday that a Government Accountability Board report that says it would cost the state $5.2 million to end the state’s same-day registration law convinced him that he would not sign such a bill. ‘There… Continue reading
“Eric Holder: Time To Consider National Voting Standards”
“Scott Tranter, Republican Consultant: Voter ID And Long Lines Help Our Side”
OH SOS Husted: Voter Fraud is a “Very Rare Occurrence”
And he wants federal money for new voting machines.
Let’s attach some strings to that money.
“Ending same-day voter registration would cost $5.2 million, board finds”
“‘True the Vote’ Fakes the ‘Voter Fraud'”
The Brad Blog delves into TTV’s claims of voter fraud.