AP offers this report.

Eliza’s latest, reporting from the recent Brennan Center event.

The lengthy article discusses the oral argument in NAMUDNO, the Court’s decision in WRTL II and other recent cases and controversies.

Roll Call offers Part I of a two-part must-read series ($).

Pioneer Press Politico. CQ Politics Star Tribune MPR/AP.

Here. UPDATE: This was part of a “yes-no” debate on Section 5. The “yes” side, by Robert McDuff and Ellis Turnage, is here.

Don’t miss this public editor column in the NYT. (UPDATE: A different view of the evidence at Powerline.) MORE: But new allegations emerge.

Here are ten views of the electoral college at the San Diego Union Tribune website.

See this press release about recent election law legislation in Colorado, inclluding online election registration.

John Matsusaka has written this Sac Bee oped.

I have now had a chance to quickly read through Coleman’s reply brief. This post assumes the reader is familiar with my posting of initial thoughts on Coleman’s opening brief and Franken’s brief. 1. A reply brief tries… Continue reading

Responding to this post, Mike Franz sends along the following thoughts: I saw your post on FEC deadlocks–I’ve been pondering this myself, especially in light of my forthcoming piece. I don’t have the vote data updated yet for this… Continue reading

Here, at the Demos blog.

This is a message for instructors teaching election law in Fall 2009 using Lowenstein, Hasen, and Tokaji, Election Law–Cases and Materials (4th edition 2008). There will be a 2009 supplement to the book, which will cover developments through the Supreme… Continue reading