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Monthly Archives: April 2008
District Court Opinion in City of Euclid (OH) Section 2 Case
I have posted it here.
“Follow Bill Nelson’s Lead on Reforming Elections System”
Norm Ornstein’s latest Roll Call column is available here without a subscription.
“Campaign-Finance Meltdown”
The Wall Street Journal offers this editorial. Inadvertently or not, it may have suggested a way to get at least a quorum on the FEC: nomination in “bipartisan pairs.” So von Spakovsky can be paired with someone else to… Continue reading
“Voting age poses constitutional quandary”
The Concord Monitor offers this report.
“House Defeats Bill Funding Paper Ballots”
AP offers this report.
Battle of the Titans
It was Potter v. Bauer on the Diane Rehm show. Bob Bauer gives his perspective.
“‘Parallel Public Financing System’? Not Quite, But Don’t Lose Hope”
Laura MacCleery has written this post at the Huffington Post. I’m working on something on a similar topic and it should appear next week.
And in Anger Management News from Muncie, Indiana….
see here.
“McCain Seeks Funds Despite Legal Hurdles”
The Wall Street Journal offers this report.
“About that Fund-raiser, Sir Elton”
See this post at the Caucus blog
“How McCain Promotes ‘Reform’ Through Non-Profit Institute”
Harper’s has published this piece.
“OK voters required to show ID at polls”
This AP report begins: “Senate Bill 1150 would require Oklahoma voters to provide identification at the polls was approved Monday by the Oklahoma House despite claims that it would deprive some elderly and poor Oklahomans of their right to vote.”
“DNC, McCain Stuck In FEC Quagmire”
RealClearPolitics offers this report.