Richard Winger has this interesting post at Ballot Access News.

Don’t miss it.

See here.

The Saint Louis University Public Law Review asked me to post this call for papers.

The Boston Globe offers this report.

The NY Times offers this editorial.

With word that some prominent California Democrats are going to support the 2010 ballot measure establishing a top two primary in California, comes additional news that the state GOP is now considering closing their primary to independents (technically “decline to… Continue reading

Roll Call Ned Foley (I am swamped preparing for my next conference, etc., but I really want to write a response to Ned and hope to do so in the next few days) BNA ($) Text and History Orin Kerr… Continue reading

Here is the transcript of today’s reargument. Here is the audio. NYT WaPo SCOTUSBlog (expanded discussion) The Hill BLT Washington Times To the Point. AP CQ Institute for Justice Center for Competitive Politics More to come.

Starting in 15 minutes here. UPDATE: You can read the archived chat here.

As I noted, I cannot with confidence make predictions about the outcome of the Citizens United case based on oral argument questions, given the recent experience in NAMUDNO in which CJ Roberts and Justice Kennedy seemed sure votes to… Continue reading

[UPDATE: With the argument broadcast now complete, you can read my Initial Thoughts on the Citizens United oral argument here.] I will update this post throughout the morning as the audio is released. Refresh your browser or click here… Continue reading

Here: “While pondering motor-voter laws, Mr. Holder should confess error in Northwest Austin Municipal Utility District No. 1 v. Holder.”

See this Monterey Herald column.