AP offers this report, which begins: “Pennsylvania’s top elections official said Thursday he will go to court to block an out-of-state nonprofit group from airing a television ad promoting Republican Superior Court candidate Maureen Lally-Green.” Has anyone else ever… Continue reading

See this press release.

See here, a paper for the Democratic Audit of Australia.

Via this link to Vol. 60, Issue 1 of the Stanford Law Review, you can find this pdf of the final version of my article, “The Untimely Death of Bush v. Gore,” 60 Stanford Law Review 1 (2007). Part III… Continue reading

AP offers this report, which begins: “Requiring photo IDs to vote in federal elections would be banned under legislation introduced Wednesday by Rep. Keith Ellison, who said such requirements disenfranchise minorities, the poor, women, elderly and young people.”

Talk about burying the lede.

Anita Krishnakumar has written this interesting post at Concurring Opinions. It begins: “This past Monday, October 29, the Supreme Court heard oral arguments in a little-noticed case that raises fascinating questions of statutory interpretation: Ali v. Federal Bureau of Prisons.”

The FEC has issued this press release. The Miami Herald offers Katherine Harris’ contributor fined $1 million.

The Los Angeles Times offers this report on the Stephen Colbert candidacy. Colbert announced on his show that he was filing in South Carolina as a Democrat, not a Republican because he wanted to keep under the $5,000 in total… Continue reading

Following up on this post, you can find the statement of reasons here. It appears the linked story got some of the facts wrong about Commissioner von Spakovksy’s SOR.