“State’s high court tosses GOP vote case”
The Star-Tribune reports on Emmer-Dayton.
Monthly Archives: November 2010
Joe Miller Files State Law Complaint in Alaska Senate Race
You can read the complaint this this link. It raises only state law issues, and reserves the right to bring the federal issues back to federal court. Notably, the complaint fails to allege anything about the vote counts, which… Continue reading
“ACORN’s Long Rise and Fast Fall”
The Village Voice offers this report.
“Fair Voter Access is Not A Partisan Issue: Just Look at 2010 Elections”
Rob Richie blogs.
“OMB Guidance on Lobbyist Appointments Lets Those De-Registered Under LDA Serve”
BNA offers this report.
“State Supreme Court Denies Emmer Petition”
The latest from Minnesota.
“The Corruption-Disclosure Connection”
You can now read my response to Bruce Cain’s recent post in the Cato Unbound series this month on campaign finance disclosure.
“Election staff ‘changed the rules,’ Miller now argues “
The Alaska Dispatch offers this report, which begins: “Just hours after U.S. District Court Judge Ralph Beistline ruled Friday that Joe Miller’s objections to the ballot-count methodology used by Alaska election staff was a matter for the state court… Continue reading
“K Street Mixers in the Age of Tea Party Purity”
Roll Call offers this report, which discusses in part Tea Partier attitudes toward lobbying. It is something I’ll be addressing in my forthcoming draft on lobbying regulation, coming soon to SSRN.
“What the Secret Donors Want”
The NY Times offers this editorial.
Votes for Bristol Palin on “Dancing with the Stars” Conservative Payback for Years of Liberal Voter Fraud?
Sometimes I can’t believe the era we live in.
“The 17th Amendment under attack; Conservatives want to do away with direct election of senators.”
Tony Mauro reports for the National Law Journal.
“Charitable Quagmire: The Rangel affair points out that lawmakers who run charities are on thin ice.”
Eliza’s latest.
“Huckabee says ousting of Iowa judges historic move”
AP offers this report.