Back on October 28, I made the following prediction at Politico‘s “Arena:” Popular vote percentages: Obama 52, McCain 46 Electoral vote: Obama 364, McCain 174 If Missouri breaks for McCain and North Carolina for Obama, as it currently looks… Continue reading

Following up on this post, after being called out by his Volokh co-bloggers Jonathan Adler and Orin Kerr, Jim Lindgren responds here. I hope to have time later to respond to Jim. As I said earlier, I’m… Continue reading

The National Law Journal offers this report.

Jeanne Cummings reports for Politico. See also this report from Canada.com.

Ned Foley has this must-read post on the likely recount in the Minnesota Senate race.

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BNA Money & Politics Report offers this report.

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The networks are now calling Ohio for Sen. Obama, as well as New Mexico. And Florida looks good for Sen. Obama as well. I’ll blog more from home if there are additional election administration issues tonight. Thanks to all of… Continue reading

Moritz reports: “This evening, federal district court judge Algenon Marbley has granted Ohio Secretary of State Jennifer Brunner’s motion to consolidate the case of Ohio Republican Party v. Brunner (ORP), filed last month and amended this morning, with the case… Continue reading

See this letter to the editor in the New York Times.

See here. At this point, with about half the vote counted, about 1% of votes are going to third party candidates.

AP offers this report, which begins: “- A Philadelphia judge has denied a request by voter rights groups who wanted to force the city to count emergency paper ballots soon after the polls close.” I don’t think we’ll need… Continue reading