“After Late Start, Republican Groups Jump into Lead”
The Washington Post offers this report, with the following subhead: “Since August, 527s Raised Six Times as Much as Democrats.”
Monthly Archives: October 2004
“Risks Seen for TV Chain Showing Film About Kerry”
The New York Times offers this report. The company is Sinclair, but the risks are not of campaign finance violations.
“As Election Nears, Parties Begin Another Round of Legal Battles”
The New York Times offers this front-page report.
Election law lecture
“EVERYTHING ABOUT VOTING AND THE ELECTORAL COLLEGE YOU WISH YOU DIDN’T HAVE TO ASK”*
*BUT NEED TO KNOW BEFORE NOVEMBER 2nd!!
A FREE PUBLIC LECTURE AND DISCUSSION
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Fordham Law School
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“This Office Should Be Spotless; Scandal Has Tarnished Secretary of State”
Tony Quinn offers this commentary in the Los Angeles Times.
Washington Post Reports on Vanity Fair‘s Bush v. Gore article
See here.
Conflict Between Instant Runoff Voting and Campaign Finance Law?
“Legal Eagles Will Eye Voting; ‘Armies of Voters’ Tapped”
The Denver Post offers this report.
“Election to Be Scrutinized for Irregularities”
The Los Angeles Times offers this front-page report.
Still More Ohio Litigation
Ned Foley has the details here on how Ohio will enforce an identification requirement under HAVA.
“Our Electors, Ourselves”
Christopher Caldwell offers this opinion piece on the electoral college in the NY Times Magazine. Thanks to Doug Greene for the pointer.
Update on Michigan Provisional Ballot Litigation
See here. Thanks to Fred Huette for the pointer.
“Super Rich Step Into Political Vacuum; McCain-Feingold Paved Way for 527s”
The Washington Post offers this extensive and fascinating report. Thanks to Steven Sholk for the pointer.
Election Law Conference Announcement
“ELECTION LAW, VOTING RIGHTS, AND THE 2004 ELECTION”
Friday, October 22, 2004 at the University of Miami
1:00 PM TO 6:00 PM
CLE credit available (5.5 hours).
SCHEDULE
1:15-2:45 p.m. “VOTER (DIS)ENFRANCHISEMENT: ISSUES FOR THE 2004 ELECTION”
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