“UPDATED: State Report: 19 Non-Citizens May Have Voted in N.M.”
AP reports.
Monthly Archives: November 2011
FEC AO Approved
Press release:
At its open meeting today, the Federal Election Commission approved an advisory opinion.
Advisory Opinion 2011-19 (GivingSphere). The advisory opinion concluded that Social Financial, Inc., d/b/a GivingSphere, an Internet- and mobile-based processing platform, may: (1) transmit… Continue reading
“Gingrich May Have Unlikely Ally in Obama on Lobbying”
The Caucus reports.
“Universities Can Play a Role in Making Voting Accessible to Students”
Robert Brandon blogs.
“Politics Extra ‘Tweet’ complaint against COAST dismissed”
News from Cincinnati.
“Now recalled, Littlefield’s removal rests on legal interpretation of city charter”
News from Chattanooga.
“Fiesta Bowl Indictment: The Perils of Political Contributions”
O’Melveny offers this analysis.
“Court orders reinstatement of redistricting official”
The Arizona Republic offers this report about this order issued by the Arizona Supreme Court today. This is major news for the vitality of the redistricting commission in Arizona. An opinion from the court will follow.
Breaking News: CA Supreme Court Unanimously Holds Prop. 8 Backers Have Standing to Defend Case
The New Electionline Weekly is Out
Here.
“Political Climate Ripe For A Third-Party Prospect”
This NPR report talks a lot about Americans Elect without discussing the controversy surrounding its organization and selection mechanism.
“Feds Probe Richardson Campaign”
The Albuquerque Journal reports.
“Wasserman Schultz accuses GOP of rigging elections with ‘suppression laws'”
The Hill reports.
” San Francisco Ranked-Choice Voting Draws Critics After Mayoral Race”
HuffPo reports.