The Washington Post offers this report. More from Joe Hall.

Allison Hayward has written this oped.

The Brennan Center has issued this press release.

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This one from Wisconsin. As in Farrakhan v. Gregoire, the main argument is that the state’s felony disenfranchisement law violates Section 2 of the VRA. But unlike Farrakhan and the other federal circuit court cases to have addressed the… Continue reading

Nicholas Stephanopoulos has written this piece for TNR.

Meredith McGehee’s analysis begins: “The Office of Congressional Ethics is under fire and certainly there is no shortage of Members calling for closing the office altogether or at least stripping it of powers in an attempt to bring it to… Continue reading

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In the Google matter, the vote was 4-2.

That’s Sean Greene’s lead story in this week’s Electionline Weekly.

ABC News reports.

I’d like to know more about this Missouri appeal. Is anyone considering application of federal protections for non-English speaking voters under the VRA?

McClatchy offers this report. CCP asks if the Chamber is guilty until proven innocent. My view: If we had effective disclosure laws, no one would need to wonder about foreign spending by the Chamber, labor unions, or anyone else.

CBSNews.com reports.