Garrett Epps has this oped in today’s Washington Post.

See this A.P. report. Given what this same panel did yesterday with the Ohio appeal (see here), there is little question that wrong precinct votes won’t be counted in Michigan either this election. UPDATE: It is noted here… Continue reading

See this San Jose Mercury News report. A snippet: “I had to ask myself would I vote the same way if the names were reversed,” said Breyer, a Clinton appointee who is considered a moderate liberal on the often… Continue reading

The New York Times offers this report.

This report appears on the Pittsburgh Tribune-Review website, with a notation that it came originally from the Washington Post. I do not see it on the Post‘s website.

The Los Angeles Times offers this report.

The Los Angeles Times offers this report.

See here.

George Will offers this column.

Dick Polman offers this column in the Philadelphia Inquirer.

Ed Still has the story, and the AG opinion, here.

Time magazine offers this report.

See here. It is possible that Ohio could eventually appeal that aspect of the ruling noting that HAVA creates a right of individuals to sue. This could be important later on down the line. Howard Bashman has collected more… Continue reading

The A.P. reports here that a Sixth Circuit panel has reversed the district court decision requiring Ohio elections officials to count provisional ballots cast in a precinct other than the precinct at which a voter was registered. The A.P. story… Continue reading