“A Critical Spotlight Shines on Ranked-Choice Voting”
The Bay Citizen reports.
Monthly Archives: October 2011
“Brewer, other GOP officials critical of redistricting map”
The Arizona Daily Star reports.
“Carolyn Lerner, Hatch Act enforcer, seeks reforms”
Politico reports.
“FEC Advances Internet Ad Rulemaking, Says Rules Would Take Effect After 2012”
BNA reports.
Part III of Powerline on Bloomberg News on Koch
Here.
“Minnesota: Donors must be disclosed in ballot tussle”
The Star Tribune reports.
Potential Major Development in the Senate: Reid Triggers Nuclear Option for First Time
This could have all kinds of implications for judicial nominations and the workings of the Senate across a range of issues if it is not quickly diffused.
Either this gets dialed back quickly or it escalates, and it does so… Continue reading
Georgia Going to Court over Its Redistricting Maps
See here.
“Groups propose ‘unity map’ for NYC redistricting”
“Election Law as Applied Democratic Theory”
Jim Gardner has posted this draft on SSRN (forthcoming, St. Louis U. L. Rev.). Here is the abstract:
Democracy does not implement itself; a society’s commitment to govern itself democratically can be effectuated only through law. Yet as soon as… Continue reading
“Law & Order, Elections Style”
That’s the lead story in this week’s Electionline Weekly.
“Pearce recall: Arizona high court declines to block Cortes hearing”
The Return on an Investment in Lobbying
Undergraduate Election Law Course Syllabi
I have previously published links to election law syllabi for courses taught in law school. Thanks to Paul Gronke, here are some undergraduate course syllabi.
Sam Garrett
Denise Lieberman
Ken Mayer
Kirsten Nussbaumer [link and name corrected]
Kieran Williams
Update: … Continue reading