This report from Canada begins: “The debate over whether veiled Muslim women should have to show their faces when they vote is really a bid to disenfranchise them, says a British journalist who converted to Islam after her release from… Continue reading

The Cleveland Plain Dealer offers this report, which begins: “While other states jockey for power in the presidential nomination process by moving up their primaries, Cuyahoga County commissioners want Ohio’s to be moved back. The commissioners are concerned that… Continue reading

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Eliza Newlin Carney’s latest Rules of the Game column from National Journal is now available.

The Kansas City Star offers this report, giving Schlozman’s edited answers to the Senate Judiciary Committee.

The Contra Costa Times offers this interesting report.

John Fund has written this column.

The Washington Post offers this report.

Following up on my query about his views in connection with the Georgia voter id case decided last week, Chris Elmendorf sent a response to the Election Law List. With his permission, I reprint it below: Here is a rather… Continue reading

Jurij Toplak has posted Equal Voting Weight of All: Finally ‘One Person, One Vote’ from Hawaii to Maine?. Here is the abstract: The ‘one person, one vote’ rule requires districts within states to have precisely equal populations. However, the… Continue reading

This report from the Morning Sun begins: “A U.S. judge in Atlanta has upheld a Georgia law requiring identification to vote, raising the question: Does a voter ID law fight voter fraud, or does it amount to disenfranchising minorities and… Continue reading

The Fresno Bee offers this report.

See this news from New Zealand.

Bob Bauer’s latest.