“Obama team announces new rules on lobbyists”
AP offers this report.
Monthly Archives: November 2008
“ELECTION 2008: The Voting Problems Aren’t Over”
This post appears at the Am. Law Daily.
Elmendorf: A Reply to Bob Bauer
Chris Elmendorf has written this guest post:
Yesterday, Bob Bauer took issue with my very tentative suggestion of a “recruit the states” model for building public confidence in the electoral process, which I presented as an alternative to new federal… Continue reading
“Obama likely to escape campaign audit”
Politico offers this very interesting report.
“Hybrid Ads and Public Financing Reform”
Bob Bauer’s latest.
“Most Uncounted Ballots Will Be Tallied Wednesday”
The latest from Alaska.
“Woman Who Voted Twice Says She Won’t Be Charged”
AP offers this report.
“Still Some Undecided Races, But Obama Gets Electoral Grace Note in Nebraska”
CQ Politics offers this round-up.
The Latest on the Franken-Coleman Vote Counting
The Star-Tribune offers Franken Now Just 206 Votes Behind and A Precount for the Coleman-Franken Recount.
“Racial Gerrymandering is Unnecessary”
Abby Thernstrom and Stephan Thernstrom have written this WSJ oped.
If You Are a Republican and You are Concerned About the Senate Recount in Minnesota…
then ask yourself what would give you greater confidence in the process. Minnesota is arguably one of the strongest states in terms of election administration. So what might help?
Non-partisan election administration (look how Secretary of State races are now … Continue reading
“Reformers Try to Save Campaign Finance”
Politico offers this report.
“Indiana’s Deputy Secretary of State Quits”
So reports the Indianapolis Star.
And in Other Close Election News….
Here.