“This Year’s Hanging Chad”
Froma Harrop has written this column, originally appearing in the Providence Journal.
Monthly Archives: October 2008
“Election night may be a mess in Ohio”
The Columbus Dispatch offers this report.
Robocalls as a Substitute for Campaign Volunteers?
So suggests this interesting NPR report.
“Judge tours early voting sites, anticipates ruling today”
The latest from Lake County, Indiana.
“Election Day Scenario Plays Out In Mock Court”
NPR offers this audio report about the McCain v. Obama simulation put on by Moritz. I plan to watch the whole thing (but likely after the election) at this link. I here it was a fabulous event.
“Blackwell: Voter Fraud”
Ken Blackwell has written this Washington Times oped.
Bob Herbert on the ACORN Controversy
Here.
“Laws Allow Donors to Surpass Limits in Campaign”
The New York Times offers this front-page report.
“In Ohio, Charges Fly in Fight Over Absentee Ballots”
The Washington Post offers this report.
“Experts, Lawyers Prepare for Election Day Woes”
Roll Call offers this report.
“Voting Rights Watch: Could confusing ballots swing the presidential election in NC?”
Interesting post at the “Facing South” blog.
“Federal judge sends elections case back to Ohio Supreme Court”
So reports the political blog of the Plain Dealer. Moritz reports that two state supreme court judges have recused themselves. More from Dale Oesterle on the first Ohio mismatch decision from the U.S. Supreme Court.
“Supreme Court Ruling May Affect Wisconsin Suit”
The Wisconsin Law Journal offers this report.
“Democrats and Republicans settle foreclosed voter lawsuit”
The Michigan Messenger offers this report.