Chris Elmendorf sent the following important post to the election law listserv, which I am reprinting here with permission:
On Wednesday, Rick commented on his blog that the en banc decision in Gonzalez v. Arizona is very important because, among… Continue reading
Very interesting Bloomberg report: “Companies giving at least $2 million to the Congressional Black Caucus Foundation — nearly half of its reported 2010 donations — also backed an organization championing voter identification laws that black caucus members say ‘suppress’… Continue reading
Main Justice reports. You can find a link to the webcast, and to the witness statements of Cleta Mitchell, J. Christian Adams, Eric Eversole, and Wendy Weiser, here.
You should be able to listen here. Other scheduled guests include John Fund and Keesha Gaskins. (Of course, radio and tv appearances are always subject to last minute change.)
Demos, Common Cause, the Lawyer’s Committee and Fair Elections Legal Network have issued this report, a best practices guide for state and local organizations to help voters get the IDs now required in some states
[For updated coverage, see here.]
The Ninth Circuit, sitting en banc, has decided a major election law case, Gonzalez v. Arizona. The majority opinion by Judge Ikuta begins:
Proposition 200 requires prospective voters in Arizona to provide proof… Continue reading
AP: “The Wisconsin Supreme Court on Monday declined to consider the state’s appeals of two rulings blocking Wisconsin’s new voter ID law from taking effect, leaving the issue to lower courts to decide even with recall elections against the… Continue reading