“Universal Voter Registration for the State of New York”
YesWeCanLI has this post at Daily Kos.
Monthly Archives: May 2009
All Federal Election Law in One Title of U.S. Code?
Toby Dorsey writes that there is a draft bill in Congress to enact into positive law a proposed new title 52, United States Code, which would contain various federal voting and elections laws.
The draft bill was prepared by… Continue reading
Franken Brief Roundup
Star Tribune
St. Paul Pioneer-Press
MPR
Eric Black
My initial analysis is here. That post incorrectly noted that Coleman’s reply brief was due Thursday. It is due Friday.
Economists Don’t Believe American Democracy is Working
See this article in Econ. Journal Watch.
“Election Fund Is Keeping Government Honest”
The Hartford Courant offers this editorial.
Initial Thoughts on Franken’s Minnesota Supreme Court Brief
I have now had a chance to give a quick first read to Al Franken’s Respondent’s Brief in the Coleman-Franken U.S. Senate contest. (The brief is available here). My initial thoughts on Coleman’s opening brief are here. Coleman’s… Continue reading
Franken Brief Due Today
The document should be posted here later today. I will provide analysis after I see it and have time to read it.
“Election Officials Share Mixed Emotions on Voting Rights Act”
That’s the lead story in this week’s Electionline Weekly.
“Voter ID Could Advance Today”
The latest from Texas.
“The real voter-registration fraud was on ACORN”
Brian O’Neill has written this column for the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette.
“N.J.’s outgoing election law chief leaves legacy as nonpartisan”
Bob Braun has this column in the Star-Ledger.
“FEC Shakeup Long Overdue”
Eliza’s latest.
Anti-ACORN Legislation Makes It to the Floor of the U.S. House
See here.
“Sunlight on NASED ITA Reports”
Joe Hall blogs about something important that I don’t understand in the slightest.