The Election Administrator’s Prayer…
makes it into Taagen Goddard’s Political Dictionary.
Monthly Archives: November 2010
“ACLU Challenges Tennessee Voter Re-Enfranchisement Law”
See this press release.
“Coloring Inside the Lines; Will the Voting Rights Act stop Republicans from redistricting as they please?”
Heather Gerken has written this interesting piece for Slate. Also check out the slide show of the most gerrymandered districts.
In Early Write-in Counting News, Miller Team Challenging About 10% of Votes for Minor Misspellings
See here.
“Now the felon voter is getting votes…”
Jay Weiner blogs.
“Did the tea party cost Republicans the Senate?”
“The Fix” ponders.
“N.H. Supreme Court protects political speech rights”
CCP blogs about this new opinion of the New Hampshire Supreme Court.
“The Costs of Mandating Disclosure”
John Samples has written this response to Bruce Cain’s The Case for Semi-Disclosure at the Cato Unbound forum. Two more to come (including one from me).
“Congressmen pay wives from campaign funds”
The Chicago Tribune reports.
“Supervisors weigh ending Vernon’s control over its housing”
How do you solve a problem like Vernon?
“‘Earmark’ ban proves an early obstacle to GOP unity”
The LA Times offers this report.
“Eight congressional races still up in the air; Democrats lead Republicans in only two races. Two key statewide contests also remain undecided.”
The LA Times offers this report.
“Count continues; Miller sues over spelling”
The Anchorage Daily News offers this report. See also this WaPo report. My earlier coverage of the lawsuit is here.
“Dayton, Emmer preparing for the long count”
The Minnesota Star Tribune offers this report.