“Mobilizing for marriage amendment fight”
Politics in Minnesota reports.
Monthly Archives: August 2011
“Who’s Who in the World of Super PACs”
The essential Center for Responsive Politics crunches the data.
“Election Fundraising Sets Records in First Half of 2011”
Roll Call reports.
“100+ CEOs promise no campaign donations”
CNN reports (via Political Wire).
“Edwards Seeks Trial Delay”
The Raleigh News and Observer reports.
“Major Legal Victory for Ranked Choice Voting – and Reform”
This item appears at the Fair Vote blog.
Federal District Court, on Its Own Motion, Grants Summary Judgment for CA, Rejecting Challenge to Top-Two Primary
You can read the district court’s 17-page order here. Not only did the challengers to the law fail in their attempt to get parts of Prop. 14 struck down, the district court, after giving notice to the challengers, granted… Continue reading
“Redistricting scorecard: With parties neck-and-neck, Florida could be the key”
MORE from The Fix.
More Astrotweeting?
The Fix: “Romney aide accused of assuming fake Twitter handle @CrazyKhazei.”
“Transparency Advocates Look to the SEC to Accomplish What Congress, The White House, and the IRS To-Date Have Not”
This item appears at the Pay-to-Play Law Blog.
“Colbert Super PAC: A More Accurate Yesterday, Today”
Q & A with Paul Ryan of the Campaign Legal Center.
“Romney fundraiser jumps from campaign to super PAC”
iWatch News reports.
“How Fast are Colbert’s Heroes?”
A physicist ponders at Wired.
“Heller Says Judge Should Have Disclosed Amodei Business Relationship”
Nevada News Bureau: “Sen. Dean Heller, R-Nevada, says he wishes the judge who ruled in the second congressional special election case had disclosed business interests he shared with Republican candidate Mark Amodei.”