“GOP Lags in Early Redistricting Race”
Politico offers this report
Monthly Archives: June 2010
“Citizens United: The Aftermath”
Monica Youn of the Brennan Center has posted this ACS issue brief.
“Redistricting Reform Stalls in Legislature”
The latest from Ohio.
I guess there’s always 2020.
“A Failing Grade for the Sestak Report”
William A. Burck and David B. Rivkin Jr. have written this WaPo oped.
“Prop 14: The Agent Of Change?”
Peace be with you.
“Keynote Address: What Election Law Has to Say to Constitutional Law “
Heather Gerken has posted this draft on SSRN (forthcoming, Indiana Law Journal). Here is the abstract:
This paper briefly reexamines the relationship between election law and constitutional law. It begins with a tongue-in-cheek history of the field’s development as it… Continue reading
“Public Will Get Faster Look at BP Political Action Committee’s Finances”
The Center for Responsive Politics explains.
Dan Smith Promoted to Full Prof. at University of Florida
“It’s Not AARP”
“Interest groups prepared to spend record amounts in 2010 elections”
Another must-read from the Washington Post.
White House Statement on Romanoff
Interesting Debate over Verb Tenses in New Supreme Court Opinion
The opinion, released last week, is Carr v. United States. I don’t have time to blog about it now, but it is worth paying attention to.
Dispute Over Georgia City’s Attempt to Bail Out from VRA Section 5 Coverage
See here.
“First reform, then the economy”
Jerry Goldfeder, on the need for election reform in NY.