Roll Call offers this report (paid subscription required).

E.J. Dionne offers this column in the Washington Post.

Jamin Raskin offers this oped in the Los Angeles Times, which begins: “You have to admire President Bush’s willingness to amend the Constitution over an issue of basic principles. But before we forever deny millions of Americans the chance to… Continue reading

By a 2-1 vote, the Seventh Circuit has upheld a campaign finance disclosure statute in Majors v. Abell. Before the Supreme Court decided McConnell v. FEC, there were a number of open questions regarding the constitutionality of campaign finance… Continue reading

Today I offered Commentary: Legality of TV Ads by Third Party Groups on NPR’s “Day to Day.” The commentary tracks many of the arguments I made in this L.A. Times oped. Scott Stanzel, spokesperson for the Bush-Cheney reelection committee… Continue reading

Dahlia Lithwick has posted this essay on Slate.

Here is my L.A. Times oped on the Republican attack on the left-leaning 527s.

See this story out of Indiana.

The New York Times offers this report. An excerpt: “About 455 people have raised at least $100,000 each for Mr. Bush

Philip Gailey writes this oped in the St. Petersburg Times. It begins: “Well, what do you know. Soft money is back, and it’s making hypocrites of all those Democrats who fervently championed the McCain-Feingold campaign reform law, not to mention… Continue reading

The Chicago Tribune offers this very important report.

The Wall Street Journal offers this editorial, which begins: “If they weren’t so damaging to free speech, we’d say there’s something naively charming about John McCain’s episodic fulminations about campaign finance reform.” Thanks to Steven Sholk for the pointer.

The Los Angeles Times offers O.C. Ballot Glitch May Affect Race and Delay in State E-Voting is Suggested.

The Seattle Times offers this report on Washington State’s new primary bill passed by both houses.