Indy Star: Secretary of State Todd Rokita, who oversees Indiana elections, got a new perspective on vote challenges this past week. Rokita, of course, is an outspoken defender of one of the strictest photo ID laws in the nation.… Continue reading

AP offers this report.

You can find the very interesting read here [Disclosure: I met with two observers who were in California for the election.]

I believe this is the first time, at least in modern times, that either Maine or Nebraska (the only two states that currently have a system for splitting electoral votes) will split its electoral votes. [corrected link]

The Virginian-Pilot offers this report.

Politico offers this report.

Here, at Election Updates.

The Star Tribune offers this report. And the AP offers Most Minnesota ‘Undervotes’ Are from Obama Turf. If that’s true, the 221-vote margin could well shift in Franken’s favor.

The Sacramento Bee offers this report. A snippet: “More than half of the counties in which registered Democrats exceed Republicans voted in favor of the initiative. Proposition 11 passed in 14 of the Democratic counties, failed in 12, unofficial… Continue reading

The NY Times offers this front-page report, which begins: “Many of the states that allowed early voting this year experienced few delays on Election Day, and now federal election officials, lawmakers and voting experts say people in every state… Continue reading

Interesting follow-up on one of those “Democrats vote on Wed.” flyers.

BNA Money & Politics Report offers this report ($).

The NY Times offers this piece on the Electoral College and the potential for reform. Meanwhile, it looks like for the first time Nebraska‘s electoral votes will be split, with Obama getting Omaha and McCain getting the rest.