“Big Spenders Beware: New York City Campaign Finance Board Is Watching”
Jerry Goldfeder writes for the NY Law Journal.
Monthly Archives: May 2012
“Cracks in Citizens United”
Thomas Brom has written this column for California Lawyer.
“Status conference set in Texas voter ID case; court says ‘disinclined’ to delay July trial”
Texas Redistricting reports.
“Summary ruling on campaign money urged”
“Obama’s Not-So-Hot Date With Wall Street”
Looking forward to reading this extensive Nick Confessore piece for Sunday’s NYT magazine.
“Americans Elect scraps virtual caucus for lack of early candidate support”
AP reports.
“No Earmaks? GOP Freshman Face Dilemma”
Politico: “House Republican freshmen are figuring out that it’s hard to hate Washington and need Washington at the same time.”
“Hipcricket Announces Release of Chief Marketing Officer’s New Book: Mobilized Marketing: Driving Sales, Engagement, and Loyalty Through Mobile Devices”
My brother’s book beats me to market. Way to go, Jeff!
“California: City Attorney claims Oakland Mayor recall will use ranked choice voting”
“Is polarization really all Republicans fault?”
A nuanced and important column from The Fix.
“How Does the Nation Cover True the Vote? Poorly”
J. Christian Adams blogs.
“Conservative group seeks FEC approval to keep donors secret”
The Chicago Tribune reports.
More Election Fraud Allegations in Indiana [corrected], And This Time It’s the Usual Kind
The usual kind? Election officials committing absentee ballot fraud.
Correction: The original post said this was in Austin, Texas. It is Austin, Indiana.
“Congress: It’s going to get worse”
Mahtesian and Vandehei: “Think Congress is a big, dysfunctional, polarized mess? Just wait: It’s going to get worse.”