True the Vote NVRA Section 8 Claim Against Indiana Survives Motion to Dismiss
You can find the ruling here.
Category Archives: The Voting Wars
Ross Miller’s Self-Inflicted Voter ID Wound?
“After Obama Vow, Washington Weighs Role in Election Management”
Watch Live: Pew Voting Conference
“The Election is Over, But the Voting Rights Fight is in Full Swing”
“Voting-law changes are on DFL minds”
Star-Tribune: “In the perennial political tug-of-war between ballot security and voting access, the advocates of making voting easier in Minnesota are the big winners. A month after voters shot down the photo ID requirement and the Republican legislative majorities that… Continue reading
“Alaska lawmaker plans push for voter photo ID law”
“One month later, we’re still counting votes. Why?”
Jonathan Bernstein: “Andrew Sprung notes that Barack Obama’s lead in Ohio went up yesterday from 100,000 to 166,000 votes. Yes, yesterday. Yes, that’s four weeks after the election. If that movement happened to be in the other direction, it… Continue reading
Cagle Cartoons Tackles Florida’s Voting Wars
“Progressive Groups Branch Out To Tackle Filibuster, Big Money, Voting”
I missed this Roll Call piece from Nov. 29.
“Scott Walker On Eliminating Same-Day Voter Registration: ‘This Is A Ridiculous Issue'”
“‘Voter Suppression,’ Debunked”
James Taranto WSJ post.
One response to Taranto’s point appears in Janai Nelson’s excellent draft article on SSRN, in which she writes: “Despite suggestions that voter suppression tactics can trigger a ‘backlash’ increase in minority voter turnout, these tactics nonetheless… Continue reading
“New Mexico Man Charged In Voter Fraud ‘Test’”
Center for Individual Rights Seeks to Intervene to Block NH Bailout Request
This is no surprise.
See the motion to intervene and motion to dismiss New Hampshire’s request to bail out from coverage under the preclearance provision of the Voting Rights Act.