“Voting Snafus Rare But Worrisome”
I missed this story, which ran the other day in the Wall Street Journal.
Monthly Archives: October 2008
Dog that Did Not Bark Dept.
I’ve posted over 400 times this month, and not a single post has been about election administration disputes in Missouri. It is quite close in the Show Me state. And of course Missouri is the home of Thor Hearne and… Continue reading
Interview with Spencer Overton on Voter Fraud
See here.
“Parties recruit armies of lawyers to scrutinise vote”
The Age (Australia) offers this report.
Florida Early Voting and Provisional Ballots
I’ve just received a copy of an email that went out Lynn Hearn, general counsel of the Florida Department of State:
Supervisors,
This will confirm the oral discussions yesterday with several counties.
We are of the opinion that Governor Crist’s… Continue reading
Indiana Appellate Court Denies Request for Immediate Stay of Early Voting in Lake County, and Denies AG Motion to Intervene; Hearing to Be Webcast Tomorrow
As always, if it involves Indiana law, Marcia Oddi is all over it.
“The Ohio Ballot Experiment of 2008”
David Kimball has written this guest commentary for Moritz.
“What Should Voters Expect At The Polls?”
NPR offers this report. It also offers this follow-up about the mock Obama v. McCain. I think the latter NPR report got it wrong: the election did not go to Obama; the only question was whether the provisional ballots… Continue reading
“Obama donors get access to top advisers”
Politico offers this report.
I Had Not Expected The Obama Campaign to Use Palin in Any of Its Advertising
But it has. And of course Marc is right about the heartbeat sound.
“Campaign donor’s contributions raise questions; Mystery man gives more than $120,000 to McCain and the GOP.”
The L.A. Times offers this report.
“Striving for a Smooth Election”
Miles Rappaport has written this Boston Globe oped.
“Ohio Republicans Turn Voting Feud Into an Ad”
This post appears at “The Trail” blog of the Washington Post.
‘Florida voting rolls contain dead people, duplicates, ineligible felons”
The South Florida Sun-Sentinel offers this report.