Responding to this article by David Corn that I linked to last week, Bob Bauer offers these thoughts over on his website.

The Los Angeles Times offers this report, with the following subhead: “Electronic systems offer some major advantages to the disabled and sight-impaired, experts say, but several warn of potential glitches.”

Howard Dean offers this New York Times oped.

The Los Angeles Times offers this report, with the following subhead: “They want to make up for errors that may have elected President Bush. But concern has risen about reliability of new touch screen machines.”

The Los Angeles Times offers this report, which begins: “Four years after the Supreme Court struck down California’s open primary, voters could soon get another chance to overhaul state elections with a new free-for-all ballot. The proposal, nearing qualification… Continue reading

The Daily Oklahoman offers this editorial (free registration required), which begins: “Libertarians are eternal optimists. They offer good ideas and put candidates on the ballot, but they have little prospect of winning an election in Oklahoma. Thanks to an appellate… Continue reading

The Olympian offers this editorial on the Washington governor’s decision to veto the “Top Two” primary bill.

Robyn Blumner offers this commentary in the St. Petersburg (Fla) Times.

Following up on this story, the New York Times offers Bloomberg Voices His Opposition to Voting by Noncitizens.

See here.

The New York Times will feature this front page report Saturday.

A.P. offers this report.

A.P. offers this report.

David Corn offers this commentary.