Some very interesting details in this New Mexico Independent report, details lacking from the AP report entitled Vigil-Giron Waives Indictment in Voter Fraud Case.

Rob Richie blogs.

The Supreme Court has announced it will release the oral argument audio right after the Citizens United oral argument concludes on Wednesday (likely around 11:30 or so Eastern). I will tape-delayed live blog the argument. In advance of the argument… Continue reading

Adam Bonin has written this oped for the Cape Cod Times.

Aaron-Andrew Bruhl has posted this draft on SSRN. Here is the abstract: In the United States Senate, only a third of the members stand for election every two years, with two thirds of them carrying over from one congressional term… Continue reading

The Dallas Morning News offers this report.

That proposal may make it onto the California ballot.

Politico offers this report.

Here, at the Huffington Post.

Here, in Forbes.

I have posted a revised version of Constitutional Avoidance and Anti-Avoidance at the Roberts Court (forthcoming, Supreme Court Review) on SSRN. Here is the abstract: At the (apparent but not real) end of the October 2008 Supreme Court term,… Continue reading

AP offers this report, quoting Candice Hoke: Candice Hoke, an election law professor at Cleveland State University, said the sale raises questions about the consolidation of election services. “It’s a massive consolidation of voting-system vendors,” she said. The increased… Continue reading

I’ll be a discussant on this panel on Election Law Issues in the 2008 elections. I hope to do some blogging over the next few days, but back to full strength after Labor Day.

See here. Does this make Schilling a “sore loser?”