Washington Post Runs Lengthy Profile of Fired U.S. Attorney Iglesias
Here.
Monthly Archives: May 2007
“Judge: Let’s air details of fraud”
The Memphis Commercial Appeal offers this report, which begins: “A judge said Monday he thinks the public is owed a more detailed explanation about an alleged plot by three poll workers to throw a 2005 election to Ophelia Ford,… Continue reading
“Campaign Finance Reform Disqualifies John McCain”
Dennis Prager has written this post at Human Events.
Edward Blum on the Renewed Section 5 and the Aschoft “Fix”
See here at AEI. A snippet: “So, armed with the Ashcroft fix, how much damage could a Democratic controlled Justice Department do to Republican hopes after the next census? Quite a bit it turns out. Today there are 102 congressional… Continue reading
“U.S. takes small town to court over voting rights”
Reuters here on the Port Chester, NY voting rights suit.
“Infirmary Set Up as Voter ID Debate Continues”
The latest from Texas.
Corrected Version of Bullock -Hood Paper on Georgia Voter ID Law
Here it is. The earlier version I linked to had the wrong date.
“Dimensions of the Vote Fraud Scandal”
Bob Bauer puts recent controversies into historical perspective, including an analysis of late Chief Justice Rehnquist’s views on the right to vote, both before and after coming to the Supreme Court.
“A Comparative Overview of California Redistricting Reform Proposals in 2007”
The Center for Governmental Studies has issued this report. California readers (and others) should take a look.
Supreme Court Determines It Lacks Jurisdiction in Office of Senator Dayton v. Hanson
You can find the opinion here.
“Voter Fraud” Scandal Roundup
Regular readers of my blog know that I’ve been closely following the U.S. attorney/Election Assistance Commission/American Center for Voting Rights/polling place voter fraud allegations. Here’s the latest.
The Olympian offers McKay suggests cover-up in prosecutor case. A snippet: “‘I… Continue reading
“Richardson used N.M. funds as bridge to ’08”
The Politico offers this report.
“‘No’ on Lobbying Changes”
Eliza Newlin Carney’s new Rules of the Game column for National Journal begins: “House members insist publicly that they want an end to the lavish gifts, trips and meals that lobbyists have showered on lawmakers in recent years and that… Continue reading
“Democrats scramble to prevent Florida primary election fiasco”
The LA Times offers this report, with the subhead: “An early contest could shift delegates to less-popular presidential candidates — or discount their votes for the party’s 2008 nominee altogether.”