Michigan Voting Reform May Aid Students
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Monthly Archives: April 2005
“Editorial: Campaign money/Make its sources visible faster”
The Minnesota Star-Tribune offers this editorial.
“Texas Redistricting Feud May Cast a Long Shadow”
The Sacramento Bee offers this report. A snippet:
Any day, a three-judge federal panel in Texas that was handed the case by the U.S. Supreme Court is expected to decide whether the mid-decade restricting based on 2000 census figures… Continue reading
Bauer Suspicious of McCain FEC Reform Plan as Promoting a Republican Agenda
See here.
A Correction and a Request for More Information
In my Findlaw column yesterday, I wrote:
In the last election, a few liberal bloggers did not disclose on their websites that they were being paid as consultants to Howard Dean, and other bloggers did not disclose that they were… Continue reading
Volokh on the San Francisco Election Blogging Controversy
Don’t miss this analysis.
“Business Likes Soft-Money Ban, But Wants More”
Roll Call offers this report (paid subscription required) on a new CED report on the views of business leaders regarding the soft money ban. Bob Bauer weighs in on the report here.
“Rich Candidate May be Silenced”
A.P. offers this report, which begins: “The wealthiest Republican running for governor of New Jersey could be shut out of the primary election’s debates because he is not accepting public financing for his campaign.” Is this rule constitutional? Dan… Continue reading
“Dems Showed Soros Secret Rove Plan”
NRO Online posts these excerpts from Byron York’s new book, “The Vast Left Wing Conspiracy.”
Issacharoff Accepts NYU Offer
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“S.D. council delays vote on write-in candidates”
The San Diego Union-Tribune offers this report. Thanks to Matt Shugart for the pointer.
Looks Like There Will Be No Campaign Finance Blog Regulation in S.F.
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“The Ripple Effects of the FEC’s Rules on Political Blogging: Why They Will End Up Undermining Limits on Corporation and Union Campaign Finance Activities”
Findlaw has published my commentary, which begins:
The blurring of the line between journalists and others, particularly bloggers, is having ripple effects in the world of campaign finance. And, although most people don’t realize it yet, the effects could… Continue reading
“Redistricting Has Doomed Democrats Until at Least 2012”
David Winston offers this Roll Call oped (paid subscription required).