NYT on Americans Elect
Here.
Monthly Archives: December 2011
“Judge withholds decision on elections experts in Edwards case”
WRAL: “A federal judge said Friday that she wants to see how the case against former Democratic presidential contender John Edwards plays out before deciding whether to allow two potential defense witnesses to testify.”
“What Voter Fraud?”
This editorial appears in the Jewish Daily Forward.
“Editorial: Has Bowen lost interest in her elections job?”
Wow. Bowen’s lost the support of the SacBee editorial board.
“Reform-minded groups starting push for constitutional amendment to change redistricting”
News from Ohio.
“Walker, GOP sue state elections and ethics agency over recall effort”
Journal-Sentinel:
There have been scattered reports that some people have signed recall petitions against Walker more than once, either to inflate the number of signatures or because they were concerned that their original signature might not be properly counted.
Fitzgerald… Continue reading
“Newt Gingrich tries to re-write history of his ethics scandal (Fact Checker biography)”
WaPo‘s “The Fact Checker” reports.
“NH Gingrich camp denies charge it made illegal ‘robo calls'”
The Manchester Union-Leader reports.
“California lobbyists write checks to legislators running for Congress”
The Sacramento Bee reports.
“Voting Rights Controversies Wreak Havoc in Texas”
ABC News reports.
“APPRECIATION: Texas’ Ann McGeehan elects to seek new challenges”
Doug Chapin blogs.
Robbin Stewart on Indiana Case Allowing Disenfranchisement of Misdemeanants
Here.
“Why Eric Holder’s Effort to Help Minority Voters Could Backfire”
John McWhorter has written this piece for The New Republic.
“If a Fraudulent Vote Falls in the Woods . . .”
This National Review piece makes a common argument that there could be lots of voter impersonation fraud but it is just too hard to detect.
I take this argument on directly in my forthcoming book, The Voting Wars. Briefly, the… Continue reading