“Tax-cut legislation includes $55 billion in benefits for a host of industries”
WaPo offers this report.
Monthly Archives: December 2010
Washington Times Profile of Kobach Campaign Against “Voter Fraud”
Here.
“Bloomberg is Accused of Hiding His Election Money”
The WSJ offers this report.
“Voter Confusion and the Single-Subject Rule: Prop. 26 as a Test-Case-in-Waiting, Part One in a Two-Part Series”
Chris Elmendorf has written this Findlaw column.
“Political Activity Revocations Reported; IRS Work Plan Outlines 501(c)(4) Focus”
BNA offers this report. A snippet: “More than 250 organizations were examined for alleged political activity during the 2004, 2006, and 2008 federal elections years, IRS Director of Exempt Organizations Lois Lerner said at a news conference….The examinations led… Continue reading
Earmark Hypocrisy?
Don’t miss this NPR report.
“Citizens United and the Illusion of Coherence”–Final Version
You can now download the final version of my paper, which will be in print at 109 Michigan Law Review 581 (2011) next month, here at SSRN.
“Lightning in the Hand: Indians and Voting Rights”
Pam Karlan has posted this book review on SSRN (forthcoming Yale Law Journal. Here is the abstract:
This review essay discusses Laughlin McDonald’s book, American Indians and the Fight For Equal Voting Rights (2010), to explore questions of disenfranchisement, dilution,… Continue reading
Read Joe Miller’s Opening Brief in Alaska Supreme Court
You can find it here. More related documents at this link.
“Ten Years After ‘Bush v. Gore’, Five Unfinished Election Reforms”
John Nichols writes at The Nation‘s blog.
“The Law of the Census: How to Count, What to Count, Whom to Count, and Where to Count Them”
Nate Persily has posted this draft on SSRN (forthcoming, Cardozo Law Review). Here is the abstract:
The Framers of the American Constitution viewed the decennial census as providing a certain rhythm to American politics. Every ten years a state’s tax… Continue reading
California Supreme Court Turns Down Relief in Top Two (Prop. 14) Case
That news comes via Horvitz & Levy’s California Supreme Court blog, “At the Lectern.”
Will Republican FEC Commissioners Start Failing to Enforce the Coordination Rules Too?
That’s the possibility raised by this report. We’ll have to wait and see when the materials become public.
“Bush v. Gore: Still Indefensible After All These Years”
Scott Lemieux blogs at TAPPED.