The New York Times Editorializes on Nevada’s Electronic Voting Machines with Paper Trails
See here.
Monthly Archives: September 2004
“Reforming the Reform”
Debra J. Saunders offers this column in the San Francisco Chronicle.
“Yet Another Layer of Tax Laws Shields Political Donors”
Peter Overby offers this Politically Speaking column on the NPR website.
“FEC Chairman is An Opponent of the Laws His Agency Governs”
The New York Sun offers this report (to subscribers only).
“Issue Ads? Let ‘Em Rip!”
Stephen Moore of the Club for Growth offers this Washington Post oped.
Florida Supreme Court Puts Nader Back on Ballot
Blogging to Resume Next Week
See you then.
WRTL Case Not (Formally) Over
The plaintiffs will now seek an injunction from the entire Supreme Court. I give this move a negligible chance of success. See this press release.
Federal District Court Holds that South Dakota Legislative Redistricting Plan Violates Voting Rights Act
The federal district court case, Bone v. Hazeltine (CIV. 01-3032-KES 2004 DSD 18) does not yet appear on line. The judge has required the creation of another Native-American majority legislative district. Thanks to a reader for passing this along.
Prof. Tribe is Back Before the Florida Supreme Court Arguing an Election Case
I kid you not. See this post over at Abstract Appeal, which is following developments on the Nader ballot access case in Florida minute-by-minute. At the time I’m posting this, the blog is reporting that, as things stand this moment,… Continue reading
Air America Interview
I should be on So What Else is News? with Marty Kaplan on Air America Saturday, talking about Colorado’s Amendment 36. As always with radio and t.v, there’s always the chance of the story getting bumped or mooted by subsequent… Continue reading
Interesting Election Law Events at Ohio State
Check out this page. The best news: the events will be web cast.
“Judge Won’t Order Special N.J. Election”
A.P. offers this report.