Rob Richie has the details.

The Washington Post offers this report.

See here.

The Columbia Journalism Review offers this interesting report.

Adam Cohen has written this Editorial Observer column for the NY Times. Most notable among Adam’s suggestions for federal legislation: “The patchwork of state ID laws should be replaced by a single standard that allows people to present any of… Continue reading

See this press release. UPDATE: See also this report by Steven Rosenfeld, who has been pushing this story for months.

Today the Fourth Circuit decided two important campaign finance cases, both confusingly with the same name. I discuss the most important aspect of these decisions at the end of this post: the court has struck down contribution limits on independent… Continue reading

Justin Levitt searches for a silver lining (wearing his most rose-colored glasses, in my opinion); see also Justin’s posts here and here) An alternative newspaper in Indianapolis finds someone who might make a good as applied plaintiff. Doug… Continue reading

The Brennan Center has issued this press release, the upshot of which is that “groups and individuals who conduct voter registration drives in Florida can proceed with their voter registration activities without fear of being fined under the law,… Continue reading

See this opinion piece. I haven’t followed the controversy closely enough to have an opinion on whether the excoriation of Elections Canada here is fair. But I can say that it is sad, particularly when I’ve pointed to the… Continue reading

More evidence Republicans are ready to give up on von Spakovsky: “The White House and Senate Republicans have hinted for the first time that they may be willing to back off their insistence on approval of a controversial Federal Election… Continue reading

The LA Times offers this report.