The New York Times offers this front-page report. In my view, this movement is an entirely appropriate response to the Supreme Court’s Vieth case. Because there is no social consensus over how best to control partisan manipulation of the… Continue reading

Following up on this post you can find the electoral law symposium introduction here and Bryan Mercurio’s contribution here.

Details here on the Feburary 9 hearing. Thanks to Doug Chapin for the link.

See this editorial in the Charlotte Observer. See also this article on the aftermath of an other Election Day problem in that state.

The Seattle Times offers this report.

See this San Diego Union-Tribune article. The issue of course will have most effect in San Diego, but there would be a beneficial externality to such an appeal as well: especially if the case makes it to the California… Continue reading

You can find stories on potential replacements for Kevin Shelley here and here. I’ll be writing my own thoughts on how to replace California’s secretary of state soon.

See this L.A. Times report.

The Seattle Times offers this report.

On Jan. 27, Derek Cressman published “Will Chiles Revive Movement for $100 Limits?” in the Orlando Sentinel. It is reprinted here.

You can find a link to the articles in Volume 32, Number 3 of the Federal Law Review (Australia) here. Unfortunately, the articles themselves are not on line without a subscription. Here is the table of contents: ELECTORAL LAW… Continue reading

You can find it here. Thanks to Robbin Stewart for the link.

The Sacraemento Bee offers Elections Official Rips Shelley and N

See this Sacramento Bee column.