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I hadn’t thought of this obvious connection.

The final version of Michael Kang’s Michigan Law Review paper is now available. Here is the abstract: This Article introduces an alternate conception of voting as veto – based on “negative preferences” against a voter’s least preferred outcomes – that… Continue reading

A CU Debate Trailer that will win no Oscars.

Michael Miller has posted this draft on his research website. Here is the abstract: In June of 2010, the Government Accountability Office (GAO) released a comprehensive evaluation of the effects of full public funding in Arizona and Maine. The… Continue reading

The Washington Post offers this very interesting report. Sandy Levinson comments.

This NY Times report includes the following: “In red states and blue states — nearly a dozen competitive Senate races in all — Republicans raised more money over the last three months than their Democratic challengers. Yes, Democrats will argue,… Continue reading

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The Brennan Center has issued an important new report. From the description: “This report is the first in-depth survey of these registration innovations–“automated” voter registration, in which government offices like DMVs collect and transfer voter registrations electronically, and online… Continue reading

Richard Esenberg has posted this draft on SSRN (Harvard Journal of Law and Public Policy). Here is the abstract: This paper argues that the recent decision of the United States Supreme Court in FEC v. Davis renders the idea of… Continue reading

The SF Chronicle offers this report.

See here. Would George Steinbrenner have approved?

Here is a guest post from Michael McDonald: The answer to Rick’s question “Did Enough Illegal Felons Vote in Minnesota in 2008 to Tip the Balance to Al Franken?” is no. According to a report produced by Minnesota Majority,… Continue reading