NJ.com offers this report.

Sean Treglia of USC’s Annenberg School has started the Money and Politics Blog. Here is his description: “The Money and Politics Blog is dedicated to fostering excellence in media coverage of campaigns, elections, and the role of money in… Continue reading

USA Today offers this report.

The ABA E-Report offers this article. Thanks to Steven Sholk for the pointer.

See this opinion issued on August 26 and referenced in today’s BNA Money and Politics Report.

The Wall Street Journal offers this report. Thanks to Steven Sholk for the link, who also passes along a link to Aging High Court Looms Large.

The Atlanta Journal-Constitution offers this report, which begins: “The Georgia Supreme Court took the rare step Thursday of ordering a statewide election be held again. The high court ruled in favor of a legal challenge from Atlanta lawyer Howard… Continue reading

When the Supreme Court begins its October 2004 term, it will have the chance to take up a few very interesting election law cases. First, there are the Texas redistricting cases up on appeal, meaning the Court must summarily affirm,… Continue reading

On August 6, while I was gone, the Ninth Circuit decided ACLU of Nevada v. Heller, striking down a Nevada campaign finance disclosure law. The court expressly disagreed with the Seventh Circuit’s opinion in Majors v. Abell upholding a… Continue reading

While I was travelling, I received the following publications: Campaign Legal Center, The Campaign Finance Guide. Adam Cox, Commentary: Partisan Fairness and Redistricting Politics, 79 New York University Law Review 751 (2004) Barry Hindess, Corruption and Democracy in Australia… Continue reading

The Wall Street Journal offers this report. Thanks to Steven Sholk for the link.

Roll Call offers this report.

See this A.P. report entitled “Deadline Looms for Scheduling Special Election.”

A.P. offers this report.