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This is a test.

The NY Times offers this report. NBC’s First Read is skeptical, as am I.

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The NY Times offers this report.

BNA offers this report.

Richard Winger reports on this ruling, which followed Secretary of State Bowen’s declaration that the Secretary will not enforce California provisions requiring petition circulators of nominating petitions to be residents of the district or subdivision in which the candidate… Continue reading

The Star-Tribune offers this editorial.

A very interesting speech.

ADN: “If that trend continues, Murkowski could win the race outright no matter what happens with Miller’s lawsuit asking for misspelled ballots to be thrown out.”

Hotline on Call brings us up to date.

David Pozen has posted this draft on SSRN (forthcoming, Columbia Law Review). Here is the abstract: One of the most important recent developments in American legal theory is the burgeoning interest in “popular constitutionalism.” One of the most important features… Continue reading

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