The A.P. story is here. There were no reported votes for cert. I predicted this cert denial here.

He has written an oped, The numbers prove that 2004 may signal more voter interest for the Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel. And those who enjoyed his initial analysis of the Berkeley electronic voting study may wish to look at his more extensive… Continue reading

The Fresno Bee offers this report. Thanks to Peter Wagner for the link.

Bob Bauer has just posted these extensive thoughts on Justice Breyer’s views of campaign finance jurisprudence, as expressed most recently in his Tanner Lectures.

Larry Noble and Steve Weiss write this Miami Herald oped on campaign finance. A snippet: “Elections certainly are growing more expensive, and deep-pocketed donors continue to wield a disproportionate amount of influence in Washington. But a closer examination of the… Continue reading

The Washington Post offers this report.

The Boston Globe offers this report.

A.P. offers this report.

The San Diego Union-Tribune offers this report.

The court’s order is here. Dan Tokaji gives this extensive analysis of Ohio’s recount and contest procedures, demonstrating, yet again, how close we came to another train wreck in Election 2004. Clarifiation on headline: The question at stake was… Continue reading

See this report. According to this story, Frye has not yet decided whether or not to appeal, though I believe one of the earlier news stories said she would not seek further action.

CNN offers this report (thanks to ACS Blog for the link).

See this news from Wisconsin. A snippet: “But some municipal and county clerks aren’t laughing about ballots with “Goofy” write-ins. Each write-in vote must be recorded on a form, which takes time away from other duties on election night, said… Continue reading

Political Wire has this post, which begins: “Control of Montana’s House of Representatives has apparently come down to two votes in one legislative district, according to the Billings Gazette.”