There Is A Lot More Buried in that Florida Election Reform Bill than a Primary Date and End to DRE Balloting
See here.
Monthly Archives: May 2007
“Appoint? Objection!”
Michael Dimino has written this oped opposing a change from the election to appointment of appellate judges in Pa.
“‘527’ invasion: Veiled groups, stiff resistance”
The Philadelphia Inquirer offers this report.
In Today’s NY Times…
a number of articles and commentaries of interest to election law, including:
Seeking an Edge, Florida Changes Its Primary Date
Florida Acts to Eliminate Touch-Screen Voting System
Dirty Tricks by Phone (editorial on political robocall legislation)
The U.S. Attorney, the … Continue reading
Fran Hill and Bob Bauer on WRTL and 501(c) Organizations
“The law of campaign finance reform”
Michael Waldman has written this oped for the Albany Times-Union.
Is Freeing Tova Wang One of the “other administrative matters” that the EAC Will Consider at Its Next Meeting?
See this agenda.
Just in Time for the Supreme Court’s Next Incoherent Campaign Finance Decision in Wisconsin Right to Life…
I have now posted the final version of my Ohio State symposium article, The Newer Incoherence: Competition, Social Science, and Balancing in Campaign Finance Law After Randall v Sorrell, on SSRN. The citation is 68 Ohio State Law Journal… Continue reading
“Lawmakers ditch touch-screen machines, move up primary”
The Miami Herald offers this report.
Bad Voter Registration Database in Rhode Island
See here.
Kansas Legislature Fails to Pass New Voter ID Law
See here. It will be interesting to see how things fare in Texas, given the new information about the failures to find proof of impersonation voter fraud to support such a law.
“County Uncovers Voter Fraud Plot”
See this story from Houston. Does anyone know if Texas permits the payment to bounty hunters by the piece for turned-in registration forms? If so, that, rather than any scheme to actually vote in the election, appears the more likely… Continue reading
“Daniel Weintraub: High court gets another chance to review bad law”
See this Sacramento Bee column on the WRTL case.
“FEC’s renewed focus leads to quick settlements, bigger fines”
The Hill offers this report.