“Top Georgia court upholds state’s voter ID law”
AP offers this report about this opinion of the Supreme Court of Georgia.
Monthly Archives: March 2011
“Both Sides Begin Efforts for Recalls in Wisconsin”
The NY Times offers this report.
“In states, parties clash over voting laws that would affect college students, others”
The Washington Post offers this extensive report.
“Rory Reid’s house of cards crumbles”
Jon Ralson offers this column for the Las Vegas Sun.
“Supreme Court takes up Sparks ethics case”
The Reno Gazettle-Journal offers this report on the Nevada Ethics Commission v. Carrigan case. [Disclosure: I am now consulting on this case for Mr. Carrigan.]
Latest Issue of NCSL’s “The Canvass” Now Available
The March issue includes brief interviews with a current and former EAC commissioner.
“So How Did We Get Into This Mess? Observations on the Legitimacy of Citizens United”
Alexander Polikoff has written this piece for the Northwestern University Law Review Colloquy.
“How is it Only Newt is Exploring a Presidential Run?”
Paul Ryan blogs.
Gerry Goes West
The Bailout King comes to Texas.
“How Rory Reid Bypassed Contribution Limits”
See this Las Vegas Sun article via Political Wire.
“Advocacy Groups Seek To Halt Public Funding For 2011 Supreme Court Race”
The James Madison Center has posted a press release, now at the top of their website.
“Eliminate at-large districts – or lose costly lawsuits”
Rod Pacheco has written this oped in the San Diego Union-Tribune.
State GOP Awaits FEC Sanction”
This report begins: “The Federal Elections Commission is convinced the Kansas Republican Party violated campaign finance law while Secretary of State Kris Kobach led the statewide political organization, officials said Friday.”
“Trips, tickets and golf for California lawmakers highlight laxity of ethics rules”
The LA Times offers this report.