“The Amazing Money Machine”
Businessweek offers this report on Democratic fundraising.
Monthly Archives: July 2004
Bob Bauer Responds to My Characterization of His “Not Suprising” Position on Political Documentaries
See here. What would be surprising would be if Bauer took the same position he takes in this post with an electioneering communications exception for corporate-funded NRANews.
“Kerry’s Costly Loan”
The Washington Times offers this editorial.
“Nader Sues to Get on the Ballot in Texas”
A.P. offers this report.
“A Bad Sign for Voters”
More Florida confusion? See here.
“Darrow Group Seeks Exemption from McCain-Feingold”
See this A.P. report.
Bloomberg News on the Current State of Campaign Finance
See here.
“Campaign Finance Reform, ‘Big Money,’ and Politics”
NPR offers this audio report.
Advice to Heed to Avoid Lost Votes
The Caltech-MIT Voting Technology Project has just released Immediate Steps to Avoid Lost Votes in The 2004 Presidential Election. It should be required reading for every elected official in the U.S.
Campaign Finance Exemption Given to Freedom Socialist Party
The Federal Distict Court opinion is here. Link via Richard Winger.
Election Law Casebook Goes to the Printer
Election Law–Cases and Materials (3rd edition) (Lowenstein and Hasen) is on its way to the printer and should be available some time in August. If you are an instructor using the book in a fall class, send an e-mail to… Continue reading
“Law violations claimed in Nader’s Oregon campaign”
A.P. offers this report.
Dorf on Elections and Terrorism
See his Findlaw column here.
“Democrats Outraising GOP This Year”
The Washington Post offers this report. See also this Wall Street Journal report. See also this Baltimore Sun report.