The following announcement arrived via e-mail: WEDNESDAY, JUNE 1, 2005, 6:30 PM. FORDHAM LAW SCHOOL, 140 WEST 62nd STREET, Room 204, RIGHT NEAR LINCOLN CENTER. Jerry Goldfeder’s Annual Free Seminar: “How to Get on the Ballot…and STAY on the Ballot!”… Continue reading

Compare Adam Bonin’s comments from today with this earlier post on Daily Kos (and my earlier coverage here).

Election Science (formerly “Votewatch) has issued this report. From the press release: Ohio Exit Polls

Roll Call offers this report (paid subscription required).

Responding to my recent L.A. Times oped, an official with the

See this profile of Floyd Abrams, which contains the following statement: “To the horror of many liberals, Abrams joined former Whitewater investigator Kenneth Starr in successfully challenging the McCain-Feingold campaign-finance-reform law on the grounds it violated the First Amendment.”

Stephen Medvic has this analysis of a recent election reform taskforce report.

Steve McGookin, writing at Forbes.com, offers these thoughts on the FEC internet rulemaking.

The Washington Post offers this Outlook piece by Bill Bishop, which references an article on redistricting and competitiveness by Alan Abramowitz. Michael McDonald responds, having reached conclusions contrary to Abramowitz.

Alberto Chong and Mauricio Olivera have written On Compulsory Voting and Income Inequality in a Cross-Section of Countries. Here is the abstract: This paper explores the link between compulsory voting and income distribution using a cross-section of countries around… Continue reading

The next opportunity for the Supreme Court’s ruling is May 23.

Not the defenders of the law. See NVRI’s press release, which notes that following the filing of the cert petition by the Vermont Republican Party, “Defenders of Vermont

See these principles, put forward by the Center for Democracy & Technology. Link via Mike Krempasky, who has some very interesting observations on the recent forum on the FEC’s rulemaking.

You can find it here.