“Dems to Study Possible Primary Changes”
A.P. offers this report.
Monthly Archives: December 2004
“Doubts Persist About Election Results”
A.P. offers this report.
“Puerto Rico Is Caught In Throes of Recount; Two Courts in Combat Over Island’s X Factor”
This Washingon Post article is a good introduction to the issues in the Puerto Rico election dispute. You can find the First Circuit and other related filings here.
“Odd vote results point to mix-ups at some precincts”
The Cleveland Plain Dealer offers this report, which begins: ” The election results tabulated from the two precincts at Benedictine High School seemed off-kilter from the start. Had more than a third of the 1,000-plus voters at the East… Continue reading
“Recount Continues in Wash. Gov’s Race”
A.P. offers this report.
“Reforming Reform”
Ryan Sager offers these thoughts on BCRA and political parties.
Preclearance Issues with Arizona’s Proposition 200
See this A.P. report.
“It’s Inauguration Time Again, And Access Still Has Its Price”
The New York Times offers this report.
“Judge Hears Testimony of Improper Voting by Poll Workers in a Westchester Race”
The New York Times offers this report.
“Mayor Supports Full Recount; Says ‘Let’s Get on with It'”
The San Diego Union-Tribune offers this report.
Professors’ Amicus Brief in Texas Redistricting Case
Find it here.
“Recount Continues in Wash. Gov’s Race”
A.P. offers this report.
Questions About the Role of the media in the San Diego Election Dispute
Chuck Bell writes:
This morning’s LA Times and San Diego Union-Tribune report that the Times has filed a recount request on behalf of Donna Frye, and the U-T – which filed a public records request to inspect ballots (which are… Continue reading
Puerto Rico Election Case
On Monday, the First Circuit will hear oral arguments in Boston in the Puerto Rico election case. (See this announcement (via How Appealing). Among the heavy hitters in this litigation are Harvard law’s Charles Fried and Gibson Dunn’s Ted… Continue reading