“For Perry, being governor has perks”
Can I get someone to pay my cable bill?
Monthly Archives: September 2011
“National Council of La Raza, LWV of Florida File in Court to Stop Anti-Voter Restrictions in Florida”
See this press release.
“Congressional redistricting referendum cleared for signature-gathering”
The latest from CA.
Scheduled to Be on Warren Olney’s “To the Point” Today, Talking About Voter ID and Related Voting Issues
Here is a link to the program’s web page. These things are always subject to change.
“State leader asks elections board chair to resign”
The Toledo Blade reports.
““F—- you. Thanks for your help”
Redistricting doesn’t always bring out the best in people.
Will the Los Angeles Board of Supervisors Deadlock on a Redistricting Plan?
Looking like that’s a real possibility.
Glannon Guide to Torts: Learning Torts Through Multiple-Choice Questions and Analysis, 2nd Ed., Now Available for Pre-Order
“Trial of Election Aide Could Hurt Bloomberg”
NYT:
But the defense argues that a crucial element will require an exploration of Mr. Bloomberg’s campaign spending habits and tactics. At issue is why the mayor paid for ballot security in such an indirect fashion: donating $1.2 million… Continue reading
“County clerk announces union donation to cover cost of satellite voting sites”
The Indianapolis Star reports.
“Collateral Damage: How the Obama Administration’s Ethics Restrictions on Public Service Have Harmed Nonprofit Advocacy and the Public Interest”
The Center for Lobbying in the Public Interest has issued this important report. From the executive summary:
Many of President Barack Obama‘s ethics and transparency efforts have been justifiably praised. But his decisions to restrict who can serve in… Continue reading
“DOJ Official Promises More Action To Enforce Lobbying Disclosure Act”
BNA reports.
“Review of Saguache ballots not transparent, citizens maintain”
The latest from Colorado.
“California Pension May Question Companies on Political Spending”
Bloomberg reports.