“Echoes of 2000? Fla. County Fears Voting Problems”
NPR offers this audio report.
Monthly Archives: October 2008
“Colbert Report” on the ACORN Controversy
“Conference Call: Judge Election Case Heads to High Court”
SCOTUSBlog previews Duke v. Leake, which is on its “petitions to watch” at the Supreme Court. The conference is Friday, with a decision on the cert petition as early as Monday. (We’re also waiting on the judicial recusal case, for… Continue reading
“Thurbert Baker to Democrats: Give up the voter ID fight, or else”
This interesting post appears at a political blog of the Atlanta Journal-Constitution.
For Bush v. Gore Junkies Only
Some interesting interviews.
“Va. NAACP Sues Governor Over Election Readiness”
AP offers this report.
“Court: ‘Flagged’ Citizens May Vote”
The Atlanta Journal-Constitution offers this report.
More Rokita and ACORN
See here.
What Happens if Senator Stevens Resigns, Etc.?
[Before reading this post, see this updated post.]
Governor Palin could appoint someone to fill the remainder of Senator Stevens’ term, which runs until January.
Here is the relevant portion of the Alaska Code:
Sec. 15.40.010. Conditions and time… Continue reading
“Registering Doubt: If We Can Nationalize Banks, Why Not Our Election Process?”
I have just written this piece for Slate. It begins: “Like our financial system, our voter registration system needs a federal government bailout. Before the election, while the public and press are still paying attention, we should get both presidential… Continue reading
“Party Lawyers Ready to Keep an Eye on the Polls”
The NY Times offers this report.
“ACLU Sues GOP Members to Protect Voter Privacy”
See this press release.
Indiana AG Wants To Get Involved in Lake County Early Voting Case
See here.
“Phony flier says Virginians vote on different days”
Do you think anyone would be fooled by this?