“Alaska’s voting turnout puzzling”
The Alaska Daily News offers this post.
Monthly Archives: November 2008
“Minnesota Ripe for Election Fraud”
John Lott offers this opinion piece at FOX News.
The claims in this piece are entirely irresponsible. I find nothing out of the ordinary about how the number of ballots are shifting as Minnesota election officials check their totals. Nor… Continue reading
“After Citizenship Challenges, Ballots Thrown Out in Georgia”
TPMMuckraker offers this important report.
Nate Silver on the Minnesota Recount and the Odds of Franken Catching Up
See here.
In the Election Law Mailbag
Kevin Johnson, A Handicapped, Not “Sleeping,” Giant: The Devastating Impact of the Initiative Process on Latina/O and Immigrant Communities, 96 California Law Review 1259 (2008)
Clifford A. Jones, The Stephen Colbert Problem: The Media Exemption for Corporate Political Advocacy and… Continue reading
“From tight to tighter: Franken now just 206 votes behind”
The latest from Minnesota.
“L.A. County election czar’s to-do list includes reforms”
The LA Times profiles Dean Logan.
Interview on “In the Loop”
I was on Minnesota Public Radio’s “In the Loop” on Friday talking about election administration reform. You can listen here, at about 8 minutes into the program.
“Why exactly is the Senate permitted to expel a felon?”
Sandy Levinson offers these thoughts.
“Alaska Race May Not Be Called for 2 Weeks”
Roll Call offers this report. Meanwhile, Republican Senators are wondering how they will handle Sen. Stevens in the lame duck session.
“FEC Subpoenas Donors to 527 Groups to Bolster Its Court Case for Regulation”
BNA Money & Politics Report offers this report ($).
“Voter registration process is under scrutiny”
The LA Times offers this report.
“Election Reform Can’t Wait”
Eliza Newlin Carney’s latest column.