“1,245 Orange voters told they can’t vote”
More problems in Florida.
Monthly Archives: October 2008
“McCain/Palin to YouTube: Get real”
Larry Lessig has the details.
“Nonprofit Groups and Politics: Tread Lightly”
Leslie Lenkowsky has written this opinion piece for The Chronicle of Philanthropy.
“Obama and ACORN”
The Wall Street Journal offers this editorial.
“Obama surges past McCain in fundraising race”
The L.A. Times offers this report.
“Ind. Decisions – Status of: Remote voting sites at issue in Lake County [Updated]”
The Indiana Law Blog has the details.
“Federal judge orders 1,438 names restored to Michigan voter rolls”
The Detroit Free Press offers this news update. You can find the court’s order here.
In the Election Law Mailbag
Michael Dimino, Accountability Before the Fact, 22 Notre Dame Journal of Law, Ethics and Public Policy 451 (2008) (part of Symposium on the Judiciary)
Paul S. Ryan, 527s in 2008: The Past, Present and Future of 527 Organization Political Activity… Continue reading
“Grofman selected as Peltason chair”
Congratulations Bernie.
“Political groups playing reduced role in 2008 race”
The Boston Globe offers this report.
“Groups’ accounts enable lobbies to ante up millions for legislators”
The South Florida Sun Sentinel offers this report.
“Voter Rolls Are A New Front In Battleground States”
The latest from Eliza Newlin Carney.
” Reform the Electoral College (Keep It, but Reform It)”
James Pontuso has this post on the Britannica Blog.
“U.S. Supreme Court Is Asked to Fix Troubled West Virginia Justice System”
The NY Times offers this report.