“Texas Voter ID Clown Show Ends Today”
Christian Adams on the DC trial for Texas voter id.
Monthly Archives: July 2012
“Pennsylvania Is Key to Republican Vote-Blocking”
Jonathan Alter has written this column for Bloomberg View.
“Election confusion looms in Florida”
Howard Simon has written this oped.
“Feds: Cudahy officials threw away ballots, manipulated two elections”
LA Times reports on local election officials opening absentee ballots in advance to decide which ones to count, among other things.
Texas Voter ID Trial Ending
My SA: “Four days of testimony ended Thursday in a federal trial on the legality of a new Texas voter ID law that was rejected by the Justice Department under the Voting Rights Act. The case is being watched… Continue reading
“California Redistricting Commission Receives Funding, will Continue Limited Operations”
RedistrictingOnline.org reports.
“Wisconsin: Election Fairness looks to count all paper ballots in recall”
This item appears at the Recall Elections Blog.
Adler on Constitutional Avoidance, the Chief Justice, and Justice Ginsburg
Jonathan Adler:
As I noted in this post, I think the pattern of the Chief Justice’s behavior is a product of multiple elements within his jurisprudence. First, I think he genuinely believes in constitutional avoidance as an important principle.… Continue reading
The Anti-Super PAC Super PAC
Bonus: from a Soros.
I think my irony meter just broke.
“Party Strains to Be Heard Now That Its Voice Isn’t Nader’s”
NYT on the Green Party.
“Judges Will Rule on Texas Voter ID”
Roll Call reports.
“Tennessee program to provide photo IDs missing most voters who need it”
Facing South:
Critics argued the bill posed an especially big problem for the elderly: A unique Tennessee law allows residents over 60 to get driver’s licenses without a picture. According to state records, more than 230,000 Tennessee seniors have … Continue reading
“Texas’ Road To Victory in Its Decades Long Fight Against Voting Rights”
ColorLines reports.
“25% of Romney bundlers hail from finance sector”
USA Today reports.