“A Bigger House of Representatives?”
The LA Times offers this report.
Monthly Archives: July 2010
“Three of every four oil and gas lobbyists worked for federal governmen”
WaPo reports.
D.C. Flap Over Dwindling Election Panel”
WaPo reports.
“15-year-old Alabama law on donations to judicial campaigns never enforced”
This Birmingham News report begins: “A 15-year-old Alabama law that says judges should not hear cases in which one of the parties donated at least $2,000 to their campaigns has never been enforced, locked in a stalemate over whether it… Continue reading
“Many in NY election gave 6 votes to 1 candidate”
“On the ballot in Alaska: transparency”
Stateline offers this interesting report.
“Redistricting Litigation: What Every Judge Should Know”
The Election Law Program (of William and Mary Law and the National Center for State Courts) has produced this new set of videos on redistricting. In the videos, John Hardin Young interviews noted redistricting experts Jessica Amunson, J. Gerald Hebert,… Continue reading
“CCP files comments on FEC advisory opinions”
See this press release. It does not appear that anyone in the reform community filed comments on the draft AOs.
“Conservative Media Stokes New Black Panther Story”
NPR offers this report. The network also had this extensive interview with J. Christian Adams.
The FEC AO: Why Existing Disclosure Law Won’t Disclosure Be Adequate
A number of people, both on the election law listserv and in private messages, have quarreled with my earlier blog post about the FEC AO and disclosure: the argument they make is that there will be disclosure of contributions to… Continue reading
More on FEC AOs
Lederman Back to Georgetown
See here. Bad news for the country is good new for the election law listserv, which has missed his voice.
“Rove-linked group uses secret donors to fund attacks”
A must-read from Politico.