“A Guide to Election Year Activities of Section 501(c)(3) Organizations”
Steven Sholk’s latest is now available.
Monthly Archives: October 2008
“Court: ‘Flagged’ citizens may vote”
The Atlanta Journal-Constitution offers this news update, which begins: “The state of Georgia must allow persons whose citizenship has been questioned in a new voter verification system the opportunity to cast a ballot in the Nov. 4 elections, a… Continue reading
“Block the Vote: Will the GOP’s campaign to deter new voters and discard Democratic ballots determine the next president?”
Robert F. Kennedy, Jr., and Greg Palast have written this piece for Rolling Stone.
Sec. Rokita and ACORN
What did you expect?
“Some voters ‘purged’ from voter rolls”
CNN offers this report on what are sure to be a number of false positives from the new mismatch policies in a number of states.
“The ACORN Storm; From John McCain, Hyperbole About Potential Voter Fraud”
The Washington Post offers this editorial.
Where are Presidential Campaign Staffers Considered Residents for Purposes of Voting?
That issue has emerged in Ohio. [corrected link]
Read the Complaint Filed by Common Cause Against the Colorado Secretary of State
“PERSPECTIVE: Ohio GOP suit becomes sticky issue”
Stephen Majors has written this “Perspective” column for AP, which begins: “The Ohio GOP billed its surprising decision to request the withdrawal of a lawsuit against the state’s Democratic elections chief as an effort to instead negotiate over the disputed… Continue reading
“Camps Lawyer Up For High-Pressure Election Day”
Eliza Newlin Carney’s Latest “Rules of the Game” column for National Journal is now available.
“Ballots picked up, then disappear”
The Miami Herald offers this report (via Politico’s Shenanigans blog, which asks, “Where does the craziest #@%$ happen?”).
“Court to hear suit on whether Michigan voters must remove political paraphernalia at polls”
The Detroit News offers this report.
“How to Steal the Election in a Few Simple Steps”
Kevin A. Hassett of AEI has written this commentary for Bloomberg.
“More felons learning — to their surprise — that they can vote”
The LA Times offers this report.