From this NY Times oped: As this story has unfolded these last few weeks, much has been made of my decision to not prosecute alleged voter fraud in New Mexico. Without the benefit of reviewing evidence gleaned from F.B.I.… Continue reading

AP offers this report, which begins: “CONCORD, N.H. (AP) — A federal appeals court on Wednesday reversed the conviction and sentence of a former Republican National Committee official accused in a phone-jamming plot on Election Day 2002.” The First… Continue reading

AP offers this report on the California Supreme Court’s denial of review in the Sanchez v. City of Modesto case. The Court of Appeal opinion is here. Given the issues of race and strict scrutiny presented in the case,… Continue reading

The OC Register offers this report.

The National Law Journal offers this report.

See here.

See here for a dispute between Brad Friedman and Ralph Neas over support for the Holt bill.

The Washington Post offers this report.

Here. I thought it was interesting how Darr was trying to tie campaign finance disclosure to national security.

See this news from Iowa.

The Chicago Tribune offers this report, which begins: “After years of opposing the idea of taxpayer-financed campaigns, Sen. Dick Durbin (D-Ill.) on Tuesday introduced legislation that would let congressional candidates apply for public money to run their campaigns.” See… Continue reading

The LA Times offers this report. See also this related editorial.

The LA Times offers this report.

AP offers this report.