Punch card ballot dispute in New Rochelle
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Monthly Archives: July 2004
“‘Soft Money Donors Find New Avenue”
The Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel offers this report.
“Who Funded that Negative Group?”
The Wall Street Journal offers this report, with the following subhead: “Under New Law, It’s Often Independent Groups, Not Campaigns.” Thanks to Steven Sholk for the link.
“Report: Execs Feel Pressured to Give to Corporate PACs”
NPR offers this audio report.
New Republic Article on Gerrymandering and the Supreme Court
Napa Vote Fraud Suit Gets Coverage in the New York Times
See here.
Paper on Vieth and Paper on Tennessee v. Lane and the Voting Rights Act Now on SSRN
I have posted two papers on SSRN. The first is Looking for Standards (in all the Wrong Places): Partisan Gerrymandering Claims after Vieth. Here is the abstract:
In 1986, the Supreme Court held that it would entertain claims that… Continue reading
Blogger credentials at conventions
“Activist: E-Voting to be a Train Wreck”
A.P. offers this report on Bev Harris.
Dan Walters Looks at California’s Political Reform Act at 30
See here.
“Extra-Special Interest in Political Conventions”
The Los Angeles Times offers this report, with this subhead: “With new limits on gifts to parties, more money flows to private bashes and host committees.”
“Small Donors Giving Big Boost to Campaigns”
The Fort Wayne Journal-Gazette offers this report.
More Pildes on Larios
See here.
“Nader Backers Abandon Ariz. Ballot Effort”
A.P. offers this report.