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Monthly Archives: August 2012
“Democratic Party upset over flagging of Mobile County ballots”
Al.com reports.
Mazur: Should We Have VIP Lanes for Military Voters?
Here is a guest post from Prof. Diane Mazur:
Should We Have VIP Lanes for Military Voters?
The Obama campaign has challenged an Ohio law that extends the early voting period for members of the military, but not for… Continue reading
“Obama Campaign Opens Can of Worms with Ohio Early Voting Lawsuit”
National Journal reports.
“Mitt Romney’s money edge — and whether it matters”
The Fix reports.
“Voting ‘reform’ across the ages”
Jonathan Zimmerman has written this oped for The Philadelphia Inquirer.
“The Myth of the Small Donor”
Politico:
Roughly 2.5 million people have kicked in $200 or less to the various committees helping their candidate win the White House.
But those 2.5 million people account for less than 18 percent of the total money haul.
By contrast,… Continue reading
“Outside groups spend $2.2 million in Missouri Senate race”
iWatch reports.
“Romney Camp Still Won’t Say If Vets, Firefighters, Cops Deserve Early Voting Rights”
TPM reports.
Stephanopoulos on The Voting Wars
“Va. board takes no action on errant voter registration mailings”
The latestfrom Virginia: “Board members criticized the group’s previous mailings, but found no cause for a criminal investigation. Representatives from the Voter Participation Center said the group has, at the request of the board, agreed to stop filling out… Continue reading
“Early Voting Lawsuit In Ohio Draws Ire From Romney Campaign”
Must-listen Pam Fessler report for NPR.
Irony Dept: Government Officials Harassing the IRS?
WSJ: “A group of Republican senators is pressing the Internal Revenue Service for more information on its plans to consider changing regulations of politically active non-profit groups like Karl Rove’s Crossroads GPS, which have been accused of misusing their… Continue reading
“Judge blocks top-two initiative from ballot”
Arizona judge tosses measure on single subject grounds.