Category Archives: fraudulent fraud squad

Murphy and von Spakovsky Debate Voter ID at National Press Club

February 22, 2012, 7:39 amchicanery, election administration, fraudulent fraud squad, The Voting Wars, voter idRick Hasen

Laura Murphy of the ACLU debates Hans von Spakovsky of the Heritage Foundation at the National Press Club tomorrow. [No webcast.] I tell some amusing stories about Hans von Spakovsky’s research and scholarship in this area in the “Fraudulent Fraud… Continue reading

“Will Voter ID Laws Disenfranchise Democratic Voters?

February 21, 2012, 11:21 amelection administration, fraudulent fraud squad, The Voting Wars, voter idRick Hasen

David Firestone has written this post on the NYT “Loyal Opposition” blog about the sneak preview of my forthcoming book, The Voting Wars.

ICYMI: Dems May Exaggerate Voter ID Effects, But Laws Should Still Be Opposed

February 21, 2012, 7:59 amelection administration, fraudulent fraud squad, The Voting Wars, voter idRick Hasen

Last week, Yale University Press released a sneak preview from my forthcoming book, The Voting Wars. The preview is The Fraudulent Fraud Squad: Understanding the Battle Over Voter ID. In connection with the release, I wrote two blog… Continue reading

“For and Against Voter ID—Exaggeration All Around”

February 18, 2012, 2:46 pmelection administration, fraudulent fraud squad, The Voting Wars, voter idRick Hasen

Jonathan Adler blogs about The Voting Wars.

Reading the “Fraudulent Fraud Squad” without a Kindle; Reading “The Voting Wars” with a Kindle

February 17, 2012, 7:55 amfraudulent fraud squad, The Voting WarsRick Hasen

I have been getting a number of emails asking me if it is possible to read the “Fraudulent Fraud Squad Understanding the Battle over Voter ID” sneak preview of my book (The Voting Wars) without owning a… Continue reading

“Who’s for (and against) voter photo ID, and why?”

February 16, 2012, 7:56 amelection administration, fraudulent fraud squad, The Voting Wars, voter idRick Hasen

Eric Black writes for MinnPost about voter id and my newly-released work, The Fraudulent Fraud Squad: Understanding the Battle Over Voter ID: A Sneak Preview from “The Voting Wars: From Florida 2000 to the Next Election Meltdown.

Now Available: eChapter of “The Voting Wars” About the Battle over Voter ID

February 15, 2012, 8:51 amelection administration, fraudulent fraud squad, The Voting Wars, voter idRick Hasen

I am very excited to announce that Yale University Press has ePublished “The Fraudulent Fraud Squad: Understanding the Battle Over Voter ID,” a sneak preview of The Voting Wars: From Florida 2000 to the Next Election Meltdown. The… Continue reading

“The Real Fraud Behind Photo ID”

February 13, 2012, 2:33 pmelection administration, fraudulent fraud squad, The Voting Wars, voter idRick Hasen

Lee Rowland: “When you scratch beneath the surface, you see that O’Keefe and others who make a living crying “fraud!” resort to manufacturing evidence of voter fraud that doesn’t otherwise exist — and potentially commit fraud in the process.… Continue reading

“DEAD WRONG? Claims of widespread ‘zombie voters’ in South Carolina start to unravel”

January 27, 2012, 11:07 amelection administration, fraudulent fraud squad, The Voting Wars, voter idRick Hasen

Facing South has this post.

“Support thin for voter ID bill; Secretary of state’s plan called unnecessary at best, misguided at worst”

January 27, 2012, 10:35 amelection administration, fraudulent fraud squad, voter idRick Hasen

The Des Moines Register reports.

“Fox’s South Carolina ‘Dead Voters’ Story Collapses”

January 25, 2012, 5:13 pmelection administration, fraudulent fraud squad, The Voting Wars, voter idRick Hasen

Media Matters reports.

“Dead’ Voter Talking: O’Keefe Voter Fraud Stunt Confused 23-Year-Old For Dead 84-Year-Old”

January 17, 2012, 9:08 amchicanery, fraudulent fraud squad, voter idRick Hasen

TPM reports.

Quote of the Day

January 12, 2012, 12:37 pmelection administration, fraudulent fraud squad, The Voting Wars, voter idRick Hasen

“I think it’s nonsense, nobody voted, and if they voted, they’re facing a five year jail sentence, and I think very few people would be willing to risk that…I think the whole thing is bullshit, frankly. It’s another one of… Continue reading