“The Biggest Spending Corporations Disclose Less about Political Activity”
WNYC reports.
Monthly Archives: September 2011
“Pro-Perry PAC Changing Name, Expanding Mission”
Roll Call reports.
Bonus Quote of the Day
“Regardless of the merits of the Pennsylvania plan, the very fact that the majority leader of the Pennsylvania state senate would propose it reflects a different configuration of political sentiments and democratic norms: no longer do we all agree that… Continue reading
Quote of the Day
“It’s a lie. It’s not true. It does not exist,”
Royal Masset, former Political Director of the Republican Party of Texas, on in-person voter fraud in Texas.
“Perry has long history with super PAC friend”
The Austin-American Statesman reports.
“Zoeller warns political parties: Do not ‘robo-call’; Letter provides fair warning of Indiana’s telephone privacy laws”
The following press release arrived via email:
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. – Political candidates pulling for votes by “robo-calling” Hoosiers during the upcoming election cycle can expect a swift response from Indiana Attorney General Greg Zoeller.
In a recent letter to political… Continue reading
“U.S. Postal Service once again in dire straights; Election administrators unfazed by possible service cuts, rate increases”
That’s the lead story in this week’s Electionline Weekly.
Roll Call Says GOP Challenge to CA Congressional Redistricting Appears Unlikely
See here.
“Where There’s a Will (to Win), There’s A Way: How Campaigns Adapt to Changes in Election Laws”
Doug Chapin blogs.
Read the Letter Opposing Preclearance of the Texas Voter ID Law from Brennan Center for Justice, the Lawyers’ Committee for Civil Rights Under Law, and the Texas State Conference of the NAACP
Here.
“Portland to deploy ranked choice voting for mayoral election”
The Bangor Daily News reports.
“Senate DHS Authorization Bill Includes Amendment Blocking Contractor Dislcosure”
BNA reports.
“Husted: Political fights make running election more difficult”
AP reports.
“Young Voters challenge Voter ID law”
News from Texas.