“Voters Choosing None of the Above, and Parties Scramble”
The New York Times offers this report on the increasing number of New York voters who fail to register as Democrats or Republicans.
Monthly Archives: April 2004
“Political Parties Revamp Websites”
A.P. offers this report.
“Let Immigrants Vote?”
The New York Times offers this letter to the editor.
“Supreme Court to hear [East Chicago] vote fraud case today”
See this NWI Times (Indiana) report. Thanks to Ed Feigenbaum for the pointer.
“Independent Groups Help Kerry Keep Pace With Bush Spending”
The San Diego Union-Tribune offers this report.
Interesting Comments in 527 Rulemaking
The Campaign Legal Center has posted a number of comments submitted to the FEC at this link. Among the most interesting is Professor Dan Ortiz‘s constitutional analysis. I hope to post some responses to this thoughtful analysis… Continue reading
Another Review of Chief Justice Rehnquist’s book finds it is Really About Bush v. Gore
See this New York Times Book Review article. A snippet: “But reading between the lines makes clear that he regards the 2000 election as comparable to those previous national crises and believes that the court, far from rushing in… Continue reading
“Political Donations to Lawmakers Swirl into Dark Hole”
The St. Petersburg (Fla) Times offers this report. Update: See
“Experts Sought in Vote Dispute”
The Los Angeles Times offers this report, with the following subhead: “Riverside County counsel advises the supervisors to hire outside legal help to fight a challenge to electronic voting system.”
“Democrats Exploit Loophole to Subvert Campaign Finance Law”
Mike McKay offers this Seattle Times commentary.
“Following the Money Made Easier”
Wired News offers this report.
Albany Times-Union on Nonprofits and the FEC’s 527 Rulemaking
See here.
“Coors to Yank TV Ads Featuring Chairman”
See this report by the Denver Channel, which begins, “Coors Brewing Co. is yanking three televisions ads from the Colorado market that feature company chairman Peter Coors because he plans to run for the U.S. Senate. The Golden-based company doesn’t… Continue reading
“Lobbyists Try to Parlay a Presidential Campaign”
The Washington Post offers this report.