“Secretary of State seeks dismissal of criminal case”
The latest from Indiana.
Monthly Archives: September 2011
“Experts: Ohio political map tactic likely wrong”
AP reports.
State Files Answer Brief in Nevada Supreme Court Case Challenging Constitutionality of Rules Barring Payment of Workers by the Registration Card
You can read the state’s answering brief in Busefink v. State here.
“Protecting the voting rights of senior citizens”
That’s the lead story in this week’s Electionline Weekly.
Read the Full 4-Part Andrew Appel Series, “New Jersey Election Cover Up”
Andrew raises some serious concerns.
Third Circuit, on Rehearing, Keeps Carl Lewis Off the Ballot–And He’s Likely to Stay There
Howard has the details. Thanks to a loyal reader for the pointer. What explains the about face by the third circuit, which just a few days ago issued an order keeping Lewis on the ballot? It seemed to be… Continue reading
“Judge Dismisses Challenge To Election Monitoring”
NPR reports.
“Judge turns aside challenge to Voting Rights Act”
The National Law Journal reports.
“Obama’s Top 2012 Fundraiser Prefers Farming to Hunting to Raise $1 Billion”
Bloomberg reports.
“In fundraising, Perry moves to reassure donors on electability”
WaPo reports.
“Twitter to Sell Political Advertising”
WaPo reports. In somewhat related news, the FEC put out this Notice of Proposed Rulemaking on Internet campaign communications (via Marc Elias).
“BP Back from Political Exile, Giving Big in 2012”
Politico reports.
Shelby County Coverage Roundup
Howard Bashman has it.
“World War III” in the San Fernando Valley, Produced by Hollywood?
Berman-Sherman gets hotter.