“Four Sub-Categories of Uncounted Ballots”
In case the election is close (I’m not betting on it), Ned Foley offers a primer on the types of uncounted ballots that may be in play.
Monthly Archives: November 2008
National Law Journal Interview with Ned Foley and Me on Dealing with Election 2008
Here. Also, you can hear me and Doug Lewis on Airtalk talking about universal voter registration and possible election administration changes for 2012.
“Election Watchers Report Problems Across Virginia”
From a WaPo Virginia politics blog.
My Universal Voter Registration Argument is Getting Some Play
See Ygelsias and Kevin Drum.
But given great Republican concerns voiced about the potential for election fraud from voter registration fraud, I’m waiting to hear from some right leaning voices if they agree as well.
Forum Shopping in the Ohio Election Day Litigation?
So Far, Lots of Lines, But No Major Voting Problems Reported
That’s very good news.
Sequoia Voting Machine Beats Obama, McCain at Polls
The Onion reports on the stunning upset.
Amended Complaint in Ohio Republican Party v. Brunner Suit
Moritz reports: “The Ohio Republican Party has amended its lawsuit against Ohio Secretary of State Jennifer Brunner today in federal court in Columbus. The amended complaint claims that Ohio Secretary of State Brunner has not done enough to ensure that… Continue reading
Rob Richie NY Times Letter to the Editor on the Electoral College
See here.
“Milwaukee Puts a Vote-Fraud Cop Out of Business”
John Fund’s latest.
Republicans Are Claiming They Are Not Getting Access as Election Observers in Some Philly Precincts
See here.
Polling Place Blogging
It is a partly rainy day in Los Angeles, but the line at the polling place is longer than I have ever experienced as a voter–about 50 people ahead of me when I arrived as the polls opened at 7.… Continue reading
Polling Place Blogging
It is a partly rainy day in Los Angeles, but the line at the polling place is longer than I have ever experienced as a voter–about 50 people ahead of me when I arrived as the polls opened at 7.… Continue reading
“Electing the President in 2012: Three Predictions About How the Rules Might Differ Next Time Around”
My newest Findlaw column is now available. It begins:
Soon the television networks will make their projections, one of the candidates will make a concession speech, and the armies of lawyers who were activated for Election 2008 will be sent… Continue reading