CNN offers this report. A snippet: “The Virginia State Police said in a statement that they had determined the flyer had not been created in order to deceive voters. ‘The flyer has been evaluated as an ‘office joke’ and… Continue reading

AP offers this report on Duke v. Leake.

See here.

The Washington Post offers this report, which begins: “Hours before the polls open, a federal judge Monday refused to order any last-minute changes to Virginia’s voting procedures in response to allegations by the NAACP that the state is not… Continue reading

In the two hours I went to class, the Court of Appeals lifted the stay and the Indiana Supreme Court, on a 5-0 vote (with two interesting concurring opinions) reinstated the stay. Bottom line: Marion County must follow the… Continue reading

AP offers this report. Why did this suit have to wait until the eve of the election? I am off to class. Here is the latest Moritz litigation update. Back with more later. UPDATE: I offer some more thoughts… Continue reading

Ned asks: “if a polling place has only 50% of the voting machines that it arguably should have to handle the level of anticipated turnout, is that the same for Fourteenth Amendment purposes under last week’s ruling as a… Continue reading

See here. I’m thinking we won’t know the results on the Prop. 8 gay marriage measure on election night; it could well depend upon the counting of the absentee and provisional ballots. I’m guessing people will be impatient, but… Continue reading

Very interesting article (with a terrible and misleading title) in the Washington Independent.

This article appears in Legal Times.

The California Republican Party has issued this press release, with the subhead: “Complaint concerns Obama campaign unlawfully hiding its interaction with ACORN, using campaign funds for personal travel, and excessive and illegal corporate contributions.”

Here.

The Washington Post offers this very important report. “State officials are asking voters to bring folding chairs and umbrellas to the polls Tuesday.” Oy.

The Denver Post offers this report.