The court’s opinion is here. Though this is decided on state constitutional grounds (which insulates it to a great extent from U.S. Supreme Court review), the court’s decision has the same structure of those other court decisions that have… Continue reading

The Miami Herald offers Let Eligible Florida Residents Cast a Vote.

Online Athens offers this report.

Kentucky.com has this extensive profile of Sen. Mitch McConnell. See also the interesting editor’s note at the beginning of this version of the same story.

The LA Times had an excellent election preview issue in yesterday’s paper. Among the articles were U.S. House of Representatives: Of 53 Races, Only 3 Offer Ray of Hope to Non-Incumbent Party’s Candidates and California Elections: 3 Southland Congressional Seats … Continue reading

The Globe and Mail (Canada) offers this report, which begins: “The moment he heard the vote count in the Atlantic region during the 2000 federal election, Paul Charles Bryan executed a strategy he hoped would result in him being… Continue reading

John Fund has written this column. I’ll be publishing a short piece on the single subject rule soon.

The AP story is here. The Democrats’ claim is that posting the notices would constitute illegal electioneering. I’m not convinced. According to the AP story, “The notices also would let voters know that a vote for Tim Mahoney, Negron’s… Continue reading

See this article in the Washington Monthly, with the subhead: “Democrats have a parallel campaign to win the House. It starts in the states.”

NJ.com offers this report. In somewhat related analysis, Electionline offers Statewide Databases: Some Missed Milestones, Temporary Fixes.

USA Today offers this report.

See this report from the Indianapolis Star, which repeatedly refers to the Voting Rights Act by the wrong date of enactment.

Bob Bauer has this new post, which begins: “A pivotal phase in the history of the campaign finance laws is drawing near.”

AP offers this report.