And in Recall News…
The NY Times offers Miami-Dade Mayor Faces Recall Vote.
Political Wire offers Lawmaker’s Wife Joins Recall Effort Against Him.
And the Christian Science Monitor offers Next Up for Wisconsin: The Mother of All Recall Drives.
Monthly Archives: March 2011
Who Wants to Work as Voting Rights Counsel for the CA Redistricting Commission
The list is long and impressive. Longtime ELB readers may be interested to know that Thor is on the list. (More on Thor.)
“‘Long-Term Agenda’ for Lobby Reform Includes Revamping Disclosure System”
BNA reports.
Spokesperson for SOS White Quits
See here.
“Ross Miller, Future Senator?”
The Fix blogs on the NV Secretary of State (and my former election law student).
“Obama Cannot Ignore the FEC Any Longer”
Craig Holman has written this Roll Call oped. [corrected link]
“No Movement from Scott on Anti-Gerrymandering Amendments”
The latest from Florida.
“Beleagured Secretary of State Appoints Top Deputy”
The latest from Indiana.
“Voting: The Rising Degree of Difficulty”
Eliza’s latest.
“An Ethics Code for the High Court”
Nan Aron offers this WaPo oped.
“New Hampshire college students can still vote in state, for now”
WaPo reports.
Republican FEC Commissioners Appear to Not Want to Enforce Even Basic Disclosure Requirements
See this statement of reasons from the three Democratic Commissioners. You can see a black and white copy of the disclaimer provision at issue in the complaint and response.
“VIEWPOINTS: Disclosure laws must be redefined so the public can know the real money trail”
Gabriela Schneider has written this oped for the Birmingham News.
“ACLU of Maine Files Lawsuit to Defend Anonymous Blogging about Candidates”
Ballot Access News reports.