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The Washington Independent reports.

Another battle over words, this time on a measure that would suspend California’s greenhouse gas law.

The Boston Globe reports.

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The NY Times offers this report.

AP reports. Prof. Kobach often talks about voter fraud issues and has tied those issues to illegal immigration. I expect that if elected he will play a role in the national debate on election law administration issues much like… Continue reading

I’ll be talking about campaign finance, including CU, DISCLOSE and Target. After the show, the audio should be archived at the same link. These things are always subject to change at the last minute.

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How confident are Prop. 8 supporters that they are going to lose tomorrow, when Judge Walker issues his decision on constitutional issues? They’ve already filed papers asking for him to stay his ruling pending appeal (which is a prerequisite to… Continue reading

Eugene Volokh linked to my post from earlier today about the number of voters who opposed same sex marriage but voted “no” on Prop. 8. In an update to his post, Eugene disagrees with some of his commentators who say… Continue reading

Jason Miller has written this article for the Southern Illinois University Law Journal.

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There’s been a lot of attention paid to Target’s donation to MN Forward, in light of CU. But it is worth noting that this is not simply a post-CU development. I was reminded of that on Sunday, when I made… Continue reading