Marc Ambinder reports.

The Campaign Finance Institute has just released this interesting report.

Here is a press release about a symposium on election law put together by the Journal of Politics at the University of Virginia.

I’m sorry I won’t be able to attend this event, with a stellar lineup of speakers.

You can find the report here. Among the interesting findings: On average, LEOs mildly supported a requirement for photo identification. However, 29% of respondents chose “extremely supportive,” 12% “do not support at all,” and the choices of the other… Continue reading

The Boston Globe offers this editorial praising the National Popular Vote. The bill is on the agenda in Washington State.

See here: “he State Election Board fined a Valdosta nursing home activity director Thursday for improperly assisting residents in registering and voting. The board also learned that 71 percent of people casting a provisional ballot because they have no… Continue reading

This list reasonably creates some apprehension about whether Ohio election administration is up to the important task before it in two weeks. I expect that in light of Ned’s posting, both the Clinton and Obama campaigns will organize lawyer volunteers… Continue reading

Sean Wilentz and Julian E. Zelizer have written this Washington Post opinion piece. Bob Bauer comments.

See this Denver Post oped.

The LA Times offers this report.

See here.

I missed this from Saturday’s paper. Thanks to Allison for the pointer.

See this story in the Indianapolis Star. Thanks to Robbin Stewart for the pointer.