“A Victory for the Rule of Law”
Ned Foley’s latest on Minnesota.
Monthly Archives: February 2009
“Coleman lawyers call on court to reconsider ballots”
The latest from Minnesota.
“Remembering Democracy in the Debate over Election Reform”
Matthew Michael Calabria has written this student note on WRTL II for the Duke Law Journal.
“Will voting rights in DC open door for United States’ colonies in Caribbean and Pacific?”
Michael Richardson has written this article at Examiner.com.
Open Primary the Price for a Budget Deal in California?
From this article just posted on the NY Times website:
Democrats, who had already given into Republicans’ long-held dreams of large tax cuts for small businesses and for some of the entertainment industry and a proposed $10,000 tax break for… Continue reading
“Make Washington law consistent with top-two primary”
The Seattle Times offers this editorial.
Jay Weiner on the Minnesota Trial, Week 4
See here.
Some Thoughts on Burris
I’ve put up a brief comment at Politico‘s Arena.
“GOP dead set against 59th Dem”
Politico offers this report.
“Political Donations Used for Overseas Travel”
The Pittsburgh Post-Gazette offers this report.
Bauer Wants to Mend It, Not End It, at the FEC
See here.
“Taking Initiative: How corporate contributions to ballot measures pose a risk to shareholders, and why directors must oversee company political spending”
The Center for Public Accountability has issued this report. The report, issued in December 2008, focuses on California ballot measure activity and candidate-controlled ballot measure committees. See also this Sacramento Bee report.
“Reports show Benjamin, Blankenship connections”
Via Howard comes a link to this very interesting article on the Massey case.
“Bill for D.C. Voting Member Advances”
The Washington Post offers this report.