“Liberals in Organizing Fury to Prove Left is Right”
The San Francisco Chronicle offers this report.
Monthly Archives: April 2004
Washington Post Editorial on the Latest RNC Complaint Against the 527s
See here.
What happens when Moveon.org and other organizations opposing the 527 rulemaking get 30,000 people to e-mail comments to the FEC’s mailbox and the Campaign Legal Center tries to mount a countercampaign?
See here, where the FEC asks for comments by those who actually intend to testify to send them to a different e-mail address. (Pointer from Don Tobin.) I would bet that the FEC has received more e-mail from the… Continue reading
More Uncertainty over Washington State Primary after Locke partial veto
See this Seattle Times story, which notes both legal challenges to the partial veto as well as an attempt to subject the new law to a referendum, which would in effect suspend it until a vote in November. A… Continue reading
“Analysis: Money, Politics and the FEC”
Peter Roff of UPI offers this commentary. Thanks to Colin Hanna for the pointer.
“Fundraisers are collecting by the bundle for Bush camp”
The Los Angeles Times offers this report.
Prisoner voting rights in UK
See this report in The Independent. Thanks to Jim Gardner for the pointer.
Maryland Supreme Court hears Judicial Elections case
See this Baltimore Sun report, which begins: “Maryland’s highest court will hear a challenge today to a section of the state election law that allows only registered Democrats and Republicans to vote in the primary for circuit judge, an… Continue reading
Will BCRA’s Millionaire’s Provision Be Triggered in Florida?
“When the Mud Flies This Time, Bush Can’t Duck”
Garry South offers this Los Angeles Times oped on BCRA’s “Stand by your ad” provision.
“GOP Convention Funds Falling Short”
Newsday offers this report.
“The New Fat Cats; Meet the fund-raisers who are finessing the campaign-finance law –and raising more dough than ever”
Businessweek offers this report.
Two Election Law Articles in APSR
Dennis Thompson has published Election Time: Normative Implications of Temporal Properties of the Electoral Process in the United States. Matt Barreto, Gary Segura, and Nathan Woods have published The Mobilizing Effect of Majority
“Paper Backups Sought for Voting Machines”
A.P. offers this report.