The Los Angeles Times offers this report, with the subhead: “Schwarzenegger aides deny that he runs a committee accepting unlimited donations. If he did, state law would restrict contributions.” This is hardly surprising, given the vagueness problems with the… Continue reading

The New York Times offers this report.

The New York Times offers this report. Because of a BCRA inflation provision, the individual contribution limits to federal candidates has now risen to $2100.

The Seattle Post-Intelligencer offers this report, which begins: “The battle over Washington’s gubernatorial election resumes today in Wenatchee, where a Chelan County judge is expected to decide a host of issues that could determine whether a Republican court challenge… Continue reading

The Fort Wayne Journal Gazette offers this editorial, which begins: “Anyone who respects the integrity of Indiana

From the Center for Governmental Studies website: “In an effort highlighted in Steven Levy

You can find the bill itself here. News coverage in The New York Times; Bloomberg News; A.P.; BNA (subscription required); Roll Call (subscription required); NPR. Bob Bauer also offers this critical analysis of the bill.… Continue reading

Thanks to Richard Winger for passing along this link to Adams v. Swenson.

The New York Times offers this report. The majority opinion and dissent are available here. Thanks to the many readers for passing this information along.

See coverage in the San Diego Union-Tribune and the Los Angeles Times. Still no indication here regarding how the judge ruled on the equal protection issue, but the end of the Trib story suggests the judge may have based… Continue reading

The Sacramento Bee offers this report.

The A.P. report is here . A two and a half minute video excerpt of the ruling from the bench is here. From what I’ve seen, there is no indication of whether, or how, the judge ruled on what… Continue reading

The San Diego Union-Tribune offers this report.

Roll Call offers this report (paid subscription required). See also Money Flows to Senators and Associations Urge Change to PAC Rules. The newpaper also offers Cheers for Arnold, an editorial endorsing the change to nonpartisan redistricting in California.