Norm Ornstein writes So Much for Reform: House

Roll Call offers this report (paid subscription required) on the latest financial disclosure forms filed by Senators.

A.P. offers this report from Ohio.

The Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel offers this report, with the subhead: “More minorities lack driver’s licenses than whites, study finds.”

Following up on this post, the ABC affiliate in Rhode Island offers this report.

Donna Brazile offers this commentary in Roll Call (paid subscription required). A snippet: Here

The Los Angeles Times offers this report on the campaign financing behind the California special election Gov. Schwarzenegger called yesterday. The article’s subhead reads: “Rivals on measures that could be on the Nov. 8 ballot are expected to tap donors… Continue reading

The Washington Post offers this report, with the subhead: “Selling of $2,500-a-Plate Tickets Is Laborious but Necessary, Lawmakers Say.”

Although it won’t be available in hard copy for several weeks, you can now download a copy of the final version of Richard L. Hasen, Rethinking the Unconstitutionality of Contribution and Expenditure Limits in Ballot Measure Campaigns, 78 S. Cal.… Continue reading

The Atlanta Journal-Constitution offers this fascinating report (link via Political Wire).

I think the experiment in comments has for the most part been a positive one. There have been a number of thoughtful posts and debates in the comment section so far. Unfortunately, I need to temporarily suspend comments on the… Continue reading

See here. For those interested in the topic, this is not to be missed. UPDATE: Bob Bauer responds.

The Chicago Tribune offers this report, with the subhead: ” Support for 1965 law must be first step to court blacks, he says.”

The Seattle Times offers this report, which begins: “More ballots than voters? Republicans, who made much of that and other 2004 election discrepancies in their unsuccessful court bid to unseat Democratic Gov. Christine Gregoire, found themselves with the same… Continue reading