Three Judge Panel to Rehear Carl Lewis Case Tomorrow
Richard Winger reports.
Monthly Archives: September 2011
“Justices Department Expresses Concern Over Texas Redistricting Plan”
Breaking News: Judge Ware Unseals Digital Recording of Prop 8 Trial
You can read the order here. The judge has stayed the order until Sept. 30 to give the parties a chance to appeal. Here is the relevant discussion of potential chill of expert witnesses:
Defendant-Intervenors contend that “public dissemination… Continue reading
“The Deregulated Campaign”
Eliza Newlin Carney has written this cover story (subscription required) for CQ Weekly.
“Christine O’Donnell: Exhibit A for getting rid of closed primaries”
John Avlon has written this column for CNN.
UPDATE: Richard Winger responds.
“Could Texas’ Redistricting Leave Latinos Behind?”
NPR offers this report.
“Disclosure May Be Real Legacy of Citizens United Case”
Adam Liptak has written this Sidebar column for the NY Times.
UPDATE: The title for this column has been changed to “A Blockbuster Case Yields an Unexpected Result.”
“Bundlers Poised for Power over Supercommittee”
An important report from Politico.
Republicans Like Splitting Electoral College Votes by District More in Pa than Ne
See here.
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“Do New Voting Laws Suppress Fraud? Or Democrats?”
NPR reports.
“As Florida starts redistricting, groups offer maps of their own”
The Orlando Sentinel reports.
“Pennsylvania Electoral College Plan Could Backfire on G.O.P.”
Interesting thoughts from Nate Silver in the NY Times.
“Side Jobs Bolster Some Lawmakers’ Paychecks”
WSJreports.