“Judge Finds Manipulation in Recall Vote in Arizona”
The NY Times with more on the “sham” candidate in Arizona [corrected sentence].
Monthly Archives: October 2011
“The Myth of Voter Fraud”
The NY Times offers this editorial.
Hey, that would be the great name for a book. Oh wait.
“Same-day voter registration at issue in Maine”
AP reports.
My son is “famous”
His photograph of a sign at a great Vietnamese restaurant in Irvine makes the “blog” of “unnecessary” quotation marks.
“Shelby County’s appeal in voting rights case gets fast track”
See here.
“Shocked, shocked to find ‘non-cyber’ attacks on voting systems”
An interesting perspective on a recent voting hack.
“Judge: Republican Governors Association violated Vermont campaign finance laws”
Here.
Getting Ugly in AZ Redistricting
Spatial Diversity (Part IV)
On Wednesday I explained how I quantified spatial diversity and then examined its relationship to participation, representation, and competition. Today, in my final post about my forthcoming article, I’ll discuss the empirical implications of my metric for race and… Continue reading
“Republicans sue over campaign law”
News from New Mexico.
“Colbert Super PAC SHH! – Apology to Ham Rove”
“Voter Photo ID: No Policy Yet on College Students’ Identification”
Big battle in Wisconsin.
“Berman-Sherman battle is one Democrats would rather not have”
The LA Times reports, with the subhead: “New voting maps, drawn for the first time by a citizens panel instead of by lawmakers, melded Rep. Howard Berman’s San Fernando Valley district with that of Rep. Brad Sherman, also a… Continue reading
“Stephen Colbert shows how candidates manipulate campaign finance laws”
ProPublica reports.