The BBC offers this report, which begins: “It is ‘childishly simple’ to register bogus voters in UK elections, a human rights body’s investigation suggests. The Council of Europe’s report said the British voting system was ‘open to fraud’, particularly… Continue reading

Chris Elmendorf has written this commentary for Election Law@Moritz. It concludes: “If so, this is of considerable moment for lawyers and judges struggling to apply the Storer-Burdick framework for judicial review of electoral mechanics in new contexts (think voter ID).… Continue reading

The Center for Competitive Politics has issued this press release.

Seth Gitell has written this commentary for the NY Sun. It begins: “The 2008 election could do for the party nominating process what the 2000 election did for the general election: shine the spotlight into an area that could afford… Continue reading

The Houston Chronicle offers this report.

Michael Richardson has the news.

Here, at the Law and Politics book review.

Pam Wilmot has written this Boston Globe oped on the National Popular Vote.

The Washington Post offers this report.

The Hill offers this tantalizing report, which begins: “The federal investigation into the firing of nine U.S. attorneys could jolt the political landscape ahead of the November elections, according to several people close to the inquiry.”

I have written this oped for Tuesday’s Canberra Times (Australia). It begins: The protracted 2008 US election season got its official start this month, with voting for presidential party nominees in Iowa, New Hampshire, South Carolina and Nevada. But while… Continue reading

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AP offers this report.

The Politico offers this report.