“The Morning After, Voting Problems Remain”
National Journal offers this report.
Monthly Archives: November 2008
“McCain wins Missouri. Kind of. Two weeks later. Obama is still the prez, of course…”
Prime Buzz has the details.
“Minnesota’s Senate recount is underway: 1 by 1 until 2.9 million”
The Star-Tribune offers this report. Meanwhile, Roll Call offers Coleman: Franken Wants Senate to Resolve Election.
“Begich topples Stevens in Senate race”
The Anchorage Daily News offers this report.
“Grand jury indicts man in voter-registration fraud”
The Columbus Dispatch offers this report.
“Recall specter hangs over high court as it considers Prop. 8 challenges”
The LA Times offers this must-read article. I was thinking that the Court might be inclined to deny the original writ, sending this to the lower court and buying the Supreme Court a few years. Within those years, the… Continue reading
Clinton’s Debt
Bloomberg offers Clinton May Need to Pay Off Debt Before Taking Post.
But Politico offers State: HRC’s Ticket to Debt Forgiveness?.
“Analysis: Obama won as more minorities, fewer whites voted”
McClatchy offers this report. See also this report at AlterNet.
Bauer on Lines at the Polls
See here.
“Edward B. Foley: In ’62, Minnesota set the recount standard”
This opinion piece appears in the Star Tribune.
“Ousting Stevens: Senator Down the Tubes?”
Interesting, though arguably moot.
“Think Tanks Present Policy Proposals to President-elect Obama”
This press release begins: “PolicyArchive.org, the leading digital repository of public policy research developed by the Center for Governmental Studies (CGS) and Indiana University-Purdue University Indianapolis (IUPUI) University Library, has just launched a new online collection of presidential transition papers… Continue reading
“Seeking Closure the Hard Way in Undecided Senate and House Races”
“The Lede” blog at the NY Times offers this interesting report.