Monthly Archives: April 2011
“High Stakes Justice: 2010 Wisconsin Supreme Court Race”
See this report from the National Institute on Money in State Politics.… Continue reading
“You Get the Judges You Pay For”
Erwin Chemerinksy and James Sample have written this must-read oped in the NY Times, which begins: “LEGAL elites must come to terms with a reality driven by the grass-roots electorate: judicial elections are here to stay. Given this reality, we… Continue reading
Shorter John Fund
The incompetence of the Wisconsin election official in the WI Supreme Court race shows why we need stricter voter i.d. laws.
“Steven Greenhut: How to dilute the power of politicians”
See this column in the OC Register, which describes Michael Warnken’s crusade for smaller legislative districts.
“Oregon Capitol mystery: Who wants to kill the Independent Party?”
Jeff Mapes: “Nobody wants to claim credit for a bill that would neuter the Independent Party by saying it could no longer use the word ‘independent.’ That’s like telling a showgirl she can stay in the business as long… Continue reading
“Did Marge have a bake sale or did Monty Burns write a check?”
By Ciara Torres-Spelliscy has written this oped for Oregon Live.
“Arizona ‘Birther’ Bill Faces Legal Challenges”
The Arizona Republic offers this report.
“Supreme Court case weighs conflict of interest”
USA Today offers this report. [Disclosure: I am one of the lawyers for Mr. Carrigan.]
“Clean Election Supporters Question McComish’s Credibility”
See here (via Doug Pennington).
“McDonnell vetoes state legislative redistricting bill”
WaPo reports.
“Ariz. plows controversial ground with birther bill”
AP offers this report.
“Ballots are now totaled: Prosser wins by 7,316”
The Journal-Sentinel reports. The race is within the margin for a state-funded recount. Ms. Kloppenburg has not announced whether she will ask for the recount or concede.
Response Filed with Justice Kagan in Hunter Litigation
Moritz has the details.