“Anti-Obama 527 fined for rule violations”
The Politico offers this report. My earlier coverage is here.
Monthly Archives: August 2007
Bauer on Bai
“Electoral College ‘Reforms’ Deserve A Failing Grade”
Gerry Hebert and Jesse Grauman have this post on the CLCBlog, which begins: “Over the past few weeks, members of both political parties have made efforts to tilt the scales in the 2008 elections by gaming the Electoral College. First… Continue reading
Middlesex County, VA Seeks VRA Bailout
Documents here.
“Fuzzy Math: 436 mini-elections for president are worse than one”
See this interesting analysis at FairVote.
Briefing Completed on Cert. Petition in Crawford, the Indiana Voter ID Case
You can find one of the reply briefs (from the Democratic party) posted here. When I get a final copy of the other reply brief (from the ACLU), I will post it as an update to this post. [UPDATE:… Continue reading
“Michigan to Move Up Its Primary”
NBC’s great political blog, First Read, reports a January 15 date for the primary.
“Case of Spy vs. Vote Monitor in Kazakhstan? Some Clues Surface”
The NY Times offers this fascinating report.
“DOJ makes changes to submission format for VRA jurisdictions; Online submission should streamline process for department and jurisdictions”
See the lead article in this week’s Electionline newsletter.
“‘Sentinel voters’ can help reduce election fraud”
“DOJ’s Selective Prosecution of the National Voter Registration Act”
See this post from Project Vote.
“Recall process needs update”
Derek Cressman offers this Monterey Herald oped.
Diebold Gets Into the Act of Wikipedia Cleansing Too
“Trying to Get the Cat Back into the Bag: Internet Politics and Its Detractors”
Bob Bauer has posted these thoughts.