“Chairman Feinstein, Senator Specter Introduce Measure to Regulate Robocalls”
See this press release.
Monthly Archives: February 2008
Issue of William Mitchell Law Review devoted to Election Law Issues
See here.
“Suit Against New Campaign Finance Law Claims Racial Bias”
This report appears in the NY Times. Jim Bopp is the attorney in this one too. Richard Briffault calls the claim a “stretch.”
“Kathryn Pearson: Caucuses are voices of the few”
See this oped in the Minneapolis Star Tribune.”
“A risk of mishaps with Pa. voting?”
The Daily Pennsylvanian offers this report.
Chief Justice Roberts: Confidential Voter
See here.
“Unequal Access: Neglecting the National Voter Registration Act, 1995-2007”
Project Vote has issued this report.
“McCain Opts Out on Funds”
The Washington Times offers this report.
“Some independent votes won’t count in L.A. County”
“An estimated 49,500 votes were cast incorrectly in Los Angeles County by nonpartisan voters in the presidential primaries and cannot be counted because the voters’ intentions are unclear, acting Registrar Dean Logan said Monday.” Meltdown averted only by Election Administrator’s… Continue reading
“How special interests avoid spending limits”
The SF Chronicle offers this report.
“Criticism of L.A. County’s voting system grows; About 100,000 nonpartisan voters cast ballots without marking a party bubble. The registrar plans to estimate uncounted votes. But the outcome isn’t expected to change.”
The LA Times offers this report. My earlier LA Times oped on this controversy is here.
“Clinton v. Obama: The Lawsuit”
Ted Olson has written this provocative oped for the Wall Street Journal. It concludes: “If it does happen, I’d be more than happy to loan Sen. Obama the winning briefs that helped secure the election of the legitimate winner of… Continue reading
“President’s Disputed Pocket Veto Yields Quick Compromise”
Don Wolfsenberger has written this Roll Call oped ($).
Jim Bopp for John McCain
At least when the alternative is “the surrender party.” ($)