The NY Times offers this report, which does not contain any new information on whether President Bush will sign the law and, if he doesn’t, whether the bill would likely survive any defections in the event of an attempted… Continue reading

See this press release [corrected link].

Political Insider offers this post, which begins: “Senators Lamar Alexander, Amy Klobuchar, and Joe Lieberman have introduced a bill to revamp the presidential nominating process for the 2012 election. Their proposal, which can be read in full here,… Continue reading

Roll Call offers this breaking news report ($). The vote was 83-14 (roll call vote here). The newspaper reports: “The real test came earlier in the day, when conservative Republican Senators — who said the bill fell short… Continue reading

The Kansas City Star offers this report.

Gerry Hebert has posted this item on the CLC Blog. It begins: “Much cyber-ink has been spilled in recent months on this blog and elsewhere regarding the many indiscretions of Hans von Spakovsky, in the context of examining his fitness… Continue reading

Here is the second installment of Bob Bauer’s response to my paper on WRTL. Bob, are those words of condemnation in your headline? I think not, and for that reason I do not think I am worrying too much. I… Continue reading

The Globe and Mail (Canada) offers this editorial.

AP offers this report from Mississippi. It is not clear from the report what kind of “voter fraud” is involved here.

Doug Kendall and Jim Ryan have this jurisprudence essay on Slate which discusses, among other cases, the WRTL case.

The AEI-Brookings Election Reform Project offers analysis of congressional election reform bills.

The Brennan Center has issued this press release about this new report.

The Atlanta Journal Constitution offers this editorial.

John Fortier offers this column in The Hill.