The latest from Minnesota.

The latest from Alaska.

“Asked at one point by [Judge] Randolph what issue was being discussed in the film, Bopp responded: ‘That Hillary Clinton is a European Socialist.’ He added that this had ‘nothing to do’ with whether or not a viewer should vote… Continue reading

SCOTUSBlog reports: The Supreme Court on Friday added five new cases to its decision docket for the current Term, including a test of the constitutionality of a federal campaign finance ban as applied to a critical movie about Sen.… Continue reading

This time, from Fox News. ProPublica notes the intense scrutiny the recount process will face.

The Lesson: Don’t publicly predict God will smite the judge who sentences you.

The Pittsburgh Post-Gazette offers this report.

See here. We are also waiting to hear about the West Virginia judicial recusal case (relisted numerous times) and the Ohio paid petition circulator case (relisted from last conference). The Court granted an extension of time until Nov. 24… Continue reading

So reports WaPo‘s “Federal Diary.”

The Washington Post offers this report.

Here. My guess is that Franken ends up with Minnesota. I have no idea what will happen in Alaska; the best bet for Republicans is a Stevens win followed by a resignation/plea deal followed by a special election (Senator… Continue reading

The Boston Globe offers this editorial endorsing universal voter registration.

George Skelton has written this LA Times column. George asks “what’s next?” And his answer is an open primary (really a “top two” primary). I’m a big supporter of the top two primary in California (I was on the… Continue reading

That’s progress.