The Star-Tribune offers this report.

The Onion offers this video report.

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The Campaign Finance Institute has this new release.

Bob’s thoughts are worth considering in their own right, but especially so given that he likely has the ear of President-elect Obama on these issues.

Zachary Roth looks at Indiana, Nevada, Pennsylvania, and Wisconsin.

MyFoxLA offers this report, quoting a number of experts skeptical that the measure could be overturned under the California Constitution as an impermissible constitutional “revision.” Eugene Volokh offers his thoughts on the issue.

The latest results show Senator Stevens over 3,000 votes ahead. In the event he ekes out a victory (perhaps after a recount), what happens next? Article I, Section 5 of the U.S. Constitution gives the Senate the power to expel… Continue reading

The measure is ahead by about 100,000 votes, with about 1.6 million votes left to count.

The fact that these guidelines already exist is crucially important in preserving the fairness of the process. More from the Star Tribune. I don’t think there’s any basis for Sen. Coleman to say “the prospect of overturning [the necessary]… Continue reading

MSNBC offers this piece on election administration reform.

I am guessing we will hear more about this in coming days.

CBS News offers this report.

Counties must report them to the SOS on Thursday and Monday.