Roll Call offers this report ($).

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See here under highlights. Abby is writing another book on voting rights.

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See this post from Project Vote on TPMCafe.

I just received an advanced copy of Andrew Geddis’s “Electoral Law in New Zealand” (Lexis-Nexis NZ 2007). It does not yet appear to be on Lexis-Nexis’s website. Widener University sent me a DVD documentary, Envisioning a More Democratic Global … Continue reading

Bob Bauer offers these thoughts.

This oped in the Sacramento Bee begins: “The bill to move next year’s California presidential primary to Feb. 5 reminds me of selling mattresses. I’ve never sold them, but my college roommate did, and I learned a lot from him… Continue reading

See this news from Kansas. Meanwhile, a report from the Missouri Secretary of State finds “it is particularly noteworthy that the type of voter fraud allegedly prevented by photo ID — voter impersonation at the polls –was not reported as… Continue reading

The Washington Post offers this report, which begins: “Guidance should come today on a new House rule that bans lawmakers from having a stake in their pork. According to a new anti-corruption measure, House members who tack special spending… Continue reading

This very interesting conference will be held at USC on April 6 and 7.

This book, edited by Frederic Charles Schaffer is now available. (Mention promotion code ‘Eblast’ when ordering by phone and receive a 40% discount.) Here are the contributions: * Introduction: Why Study Vote Buying?—F.C. Schaffer. * What Is Vote Buying?–F.C.… Continue reading

Dan Tokaji has written this interesting post.

John Fund’s OpinionJournal column (reprinted here) discusses the U.S. attorneys firings and vote fraud allegations. Here is a snippet: Tom McCabe, head of the Building Industry Association of Washington, wrote to GOP Rep. Doc Hastings calling for the White… Continue reading