“Plugging a Big Leak”
The Christian Science Monitor offers this editorial on 527s.
Monthly Archives: May 2004
“Parties Eye New Campaign Option”
The Washington Times offers this report.
“Liberal Net Rules Spawn Political Attack Ads”
CNET’s News.com offers this report.
More on Charities and Politicians
“2-for-1 Voting”
Bruce Ackerman offers this oped in the New York Times on an electoral strategy for Ralph Nader.
Bauer-Lederman Debate on Thomas-Toner Proposal on 527 regulation
See here.
Tokaji on Electronic Voting
Anyone interested in hearing the other side of the electronic voting debate should surf on over to Dan Tokaji’s Equal Vote blog. Recent posts include excerpts from Dan’s testimony to the Election Assistance Commssion, excerpts from his recent Daily Journal… Continue reading
Programming Note
I’ll be away from e-mail and the internet until Thursday evening.
Glass on Vieth
Andrew Glass offers this oped in The Hill.
Two From Mother Jones on Campaign Finance
“E-Voting Oversight Overwhelms U.S. Agency”
A.P. offers this report.
Orr on Australian Electoral Systems
Graeme Orr, for the Democratic Audit of Australia (out of ANU), has published “Australian Electoral Systems—How Well Do They Serve Political Equality?”
Sholk on 501(c)(3)s
Steven Sholk has published “A Guide To Election Year Activities of Section 501(c)(3) Organizations,” the May 3, 2004 issue of Tax Notes Today (electronic version). Readers interested in a copy can e-mail the author at [email protected].
“Who Hacked the Voting System? The Teacher”
The New York Times offers this report.