“Prisons Warp the Vote”
Brett Blank has written this commentary at TomPaine.com.
Monthly Archives: January 2008
AEI-Brookings Preview of Crawford Case
A transcript is available here.
“We’re all paying and paying for Florida’s 2000 election meltdown – Kevin O’Brien”
Crawford News and Commentary
News: Chicago Tribune; Christian Science Monitor; Bashman links here and here; ScotusWiki. And don’t miss this story, which begins: “On the eve of a hearing before the U.S. Supreme Court, the Indiana Voter ID law… Continue reading
Indiana Secretary of State Todd Rokita and I Debate the Crawford Voter ID Case, Being Heard by the Supreme Court Tomorrow
You can hear the discussion on PRI’s “To the Point” at this link. The discussion begins 7 minutes into the program. The host, Warren Olney, really pressed Secretary Rokita on the evidence of voter fraud to support a voter… Continue reading
“Dispute Over FEC Nominations Stalls Enforcement of Bundling Law”
CQ Politics has this report.
“The Amicus Briefs in the Indiana Voter Identification Case: I read… so you don’t have to”
Mike Pitts has this post at Election Law @ Moritz.
More Crawford (Voter ID) News Stories and Commentary
News stories: McClatchy; Bloomberg.
Editorials and commentaries: Marie Cocco; USA Today, with a response by Thor Hearne (yes, that Thor Hearne); Los Angeles Times; Bob Bauer.
I am scheduled to appear on PRI”s… Continue reading
“The ‘pocket veto’ peril”
Robert Spitzer has written this interesting oped for the LA Times.
Supreme Court Denies Cert in Flint case
As predicted, the Supreme Court has declined to hear a challenge to this 9th Circuit ruling holding that universities may impose spending limits on student elections.
On Friday I discussed some other cases that Court is more likely to… Continue reading
“Can You Count on Voting Machines?”
Articles and Commentaries on the Crawford Case
See the latest news stories in the New York Times; USA Today; The New Yorker; Wall Street Journal; (more to come). UPDATE: Los Angeles Times; Indianapolis Star; NPR (more to come promised from NPR).… Continue reading
“The State of Democracy After Disaster: How to Maintain the Right to Vote for Displaced Citizens”
Maya Roy has written this student note for the Southern California Interdisciplinary Law Journal. I read this article in draft and learned a great deal from it.
“Getting it Straight for 2008: What We Know About Vote by Mail Elections, and How to Conduct Them Well”
Common Cause has issued this report.