“Texas Democratic Lawyers Join in Effort to Protect the Vote”
Law.com offers this report.
Monthly Archives: October 2004
“Signs of Voter Fraud Appear”
The Los Angeles Times offers this report.
“Election Boards Face Suit”
See this report in the Columbus Dispatch.
Two from the New York Times
The newspaper offers Expect Bush v. Kerry, the Chadless Sequel and Judge Rules Against 10,000 Floridians Barred from Voting.
The newspaper also offers an editorial, The Three-Hour Poll Tax.
Two From the Washington Post
See Legal Battles Over Ballots Put Election Rules in Flux and Electoral College Calculus: Computer Analysis Shows 33 Ways to End in a Tie.
The paper also offers an editorial on voting rights for felons and Election by Litigation… Continue reading
“New Florida Vote Scandal Feared”
The BBC offers this report.
“Appeals Court Reverses Michigan Ballot Rule”
A.P. offers this report.
“Behind the Looming Ballot Clash”
The Christian Science Monitor offers this report.
Wang on Ohio HAVA Problems
Tova Wang (Century Foundation) has posted Eyes on the Buckeyes, the first in a series of papers on HAVA issues in the battleground states.
Nader Loses in Supreme Court on Ohio Ballot Access
Or so I hear from a reliable source. The ruling is not yet on the Supreme Court’s website. UPDATE: AP confirms the report here.
Sixth Circuit Issues Its Opinion in Ohio Provisional Voting Case
You can find the opinion here.
“Changes May Lead Voters to Wrong Polls”
A.P. offers this report.
Judge Dismisses Federal Lawsuit Challenging Colorado’s Amendment 36
The A.P. report is here. I haven’t seen the opinion yet. Most likely (from the A.P.’s general description) the federal judge abstained, ruling that the state courts should decide this first.
Why would a federal court do so, given… Continue reading
“Partisan Suspicions Run High in Swing State”
The Los Angeles Times offers this report.